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Beurer GL42 mg/dL

 Important 

• Do not use third-party control solution. Correct functioning of the measuring device can only be 

tested using the Beurer control solutions ( LEVEL6).

•  Control solution measurements: When using the device, specialist personnel must follow statutory 

guidelines. 

•  Do not apply any blood samples or control solutions to the test strip before inserting it in the moni-

tor.

Performing a functional test using control solution

 Warning 

To obtain correct results, the measuring device, the test strip and the control solution must be the 

same temperature. For the “Functional test using the control solution”, the temperature is to be be-

tween 20 °C and 26 °C.

1

Hold the blood glucose monitor so that the display is facing you.

2

Insert a test strip into the slot on the blood glucose monitor with the contacts first. Make sure 

that the front of the test strip is facing you (see “Test strips” on page 12).

3

The device automatically switches on and briefly shows the initial display. The device is ready 

for measurement as soon as the hand   and the   symbol flash. 

IMPORTANT:

 Control solutions and blood react to temperature influences in different ways. 

It is therefore of vital importance that control solution measurement is always performed in 

control solution mode. If this mode is not used, results may be obtained that are outside the 

target range.

 Note

Press the rocker switch “+” or “–” [2] to change to the control mode. “

” is shown on the 

display. This means that the result value is not stored in the memory, therefore not influencing 

your measured value statistics. Press “+” or “–” [2] again. “

” disappears from the display 

and the value is stored normally in the memory.

4

A clean surface is required to correctly perform a functional test.

Shake the control solution well before use. 

Undo the cap and press two drops next to each other on the 

clean surface without touching them. Use the second drop for 

the measurement.

 Note

Do not apply the drop directly to the test strip to avoid contaminating the remaining control 

solution in the bottle by touching the test strip with the tip of the bottle.

Summary of Contents for GL42

Page 1: ...german l engineering Beurer GmbH S flinger Stra e 218 89077 Ulm Germany www beurer com instructions for use GL42 GB mg dL BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITOR step by step Codefree...

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Page 3: ...cose measurement 15 5 1 Evaluating the result 15 5 2 Evaluating measured blood glucose values 16 6 Functional check using control solution 17 7 Measured value memory spaces 20 7 1 Displaying individua...

Page 4: ...team Getting to know your instrument The GL42 blood glucose monitor is intended for fast and simple blood glucose measurement of fresh capillary blood samples either for self testing or in a clinical...

Page 5: ...ps D AST cap with groove for taking blood samples from alternative parts of the body E 1 button cell battery 3 V CR2032 already inserted F 10 sterile lancet needles G 1 practical case These instructio...

Page 6: ...average of the labelled measured blood glucose values from the last 7 14 30 and 90 days Set the time and date The blood glucose monitor also includes the following monitoring functions Warning in the...

Page 7: ...r must display the blood glucose content in mg dL The unit of measure ment mg dL accompanies each blood glucose value Please contact Customer Services if the device does not display mg dL You risk dam...

Page 8: ...repare for venous blood samples Do not test any severely ill patients using this device The level of Acetaminophen up to 10 mg dL Ascorbic acid up to 4 mg dL Bilirubin up to 20 mg dL Cholesterol up to...

Page 9: ...d its accessories from impacts humidity dirt marked temperature fluctua tions and direct sunlight Do not store the device test strips and control solution in your vehicle in the bathroom or in a cooli...

Page 10: ...event injury and infection of other persons After use dispose of test strips and lancets in a puncture proof container Note Batteries must not be disposed of with household waste As a consumer you are...

Page 11: ...3 Description of units and accessories 3 1 Blood glucose monitor Front 1 Slot for test strips 2 Rocker switch 3 Display 4 Highlight button 5 On Off button Rear 1 Battery compartment bottom side 1 3 2...

Page 12: ...od glucose unit mmol L not functional 9 Blood glucose unit mg dL 10 Hand symbol 11 Test strip symbol 12 Blood droplet symbol 13 Time Note The blood glucose monitor is supplied with the following basic...

Page 13: ...lass symbol Test strips expire three months after the box is opened Make a note of the expiry date opening date 3 months on the label The shelf life is limited to the expiry date see date next to the...

Page 14: ...ty if the replace battery symbol appears Replace the battery as soon as possible If appears on the display the battery power level is so low that no more measurements can be taken 4 2 Making and chang...

Page 15: ...ructions for use Taking blood samples These instructions describe how to prepare and take a blood sample correctly Note Do not add blood later if the device does not start measurement Remove the test...

Page 16: ...dL The warning is displayed for measured results below 20 mg dL The warning is displayed for measured results above 630 mg dL Warning If you suspect that the blood glucose results are incorrect first...

Page 17: ...on Very high blood glucose level Above 630 mg dL Take another measurement using a new test strip If the result is identical seek medical at tention immediately 6 Functional check using control solutio...

Page 18: ...y switches on and briefly shows the initial display The device is ready for measurement as soon as the hand and the symbol flash IMPORTANT Control solutions and blood react to temperature influences i...

Page 19: ...first drop of control solution was not dis posed of The tip of the bottle was not cleaned correctly The bottle was not shaken well enough Rectify the cause and repeat the test Control solution and or...

Page 20: ...st 7 14 30 and 90 days Note If you have already saved measured values and you reset the date the average values are calculated as from the new period indicates an empty memory for measured values Pres...

Page 21: ...ood glucose value and the average value are displayed 2 Press 2 repeatedly to display the average value for 7 14 30 and 90 days 3 You can cancel the process at any time To do so press the On Off butto...

Page 22: ...ment for blood glucose values and are shown on the display mg dL Mem Press 2 repeatedly to display the average value from the last 14 30 and 90 days be fore meals After displaying the average value fo...

Page 23: ...n You are in the measurements memory By pressing the highlight button 4 you can switch to the different 7 day average values In this way you can get to the desired average value more quickly For examp...

Page 24: ...soft slightly damp cloth water or a mild cleaning solution Dry the device using a lint free cloth Make sure that moisture does not enter the test strip insertion slot Do not spray cleaning agent di r...

Page 25: ...suring device and test strips have reached room temperature 20 C to 26 C Lt Temperature of the measuring environ ment blood glucose monitor or test strip below the permitted range Repeat the test usin...

Page 26: ...ices Problem the test does not start after inserting the test strip into the device and applying blood Cause Solution Insufficient blood or test strip not filled correctly Repeat test using a new test...

Page 27: ...nd is subject to specific precautions with regard to electromagnetic compatibility Please note that portable and mobile HF communica tion systems may interfere with this unit For more details please c...

Page 28: ...level in percentage shares Ingredients Control solution LEVEL 5 Control solution LEVEL 6 D glucose 0 12 0 35 Non reactive components 99 88 99 65 Standards The Beurer GL42 monitor corresponds to Europ...

Page 29: ...mol L Within 15 mg dL Within 0 83 mmol L 116 186 62 4 172 186 92 5 184 186 98 9 Results of the system accuracy for glucose concentrations 100 mg dL 5 55 mmol L Within 5 Within 10 Within 15 250 414 60...

Page 30: ...er upon purchase Cases of personal negligence on the part of the customer Outside interference The warranty does not affect the customer s statutory liability rights To assert a warranty claim within...

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