Contour next pdf#
Contour next upgrade#
Contour next trial#

Contour next trial#

They provide a free 14 days trial which you can subscribe to on their website here: A spreadsheet is yet another way to track your blood glucose readings, insulin dosages and ratio, carbohydrates grams, and exercise. Following are their service plans: Monthly: $2 monthly Yearly: $24 yearly Both monthly and yearly services include: Glucose Log, Blood Pressure Log, Medication INtake Log, Weight Log and Exercise Log. Download the log sheet at Added February 1, 2010: HumaLogger is a new website that makes it easy for you to log your blood glucose levels online.

Contour next pdf#

It is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file, which requires the free Acrobat Reader, available at if you don't have it already. Two pages of the log sheet cover the seven days of the week. Before printing the log sheets remember to change the page layout to landscape and when you are finished to change it back to the usual portrait layout. Yale's log sheet lets you enter blood glucose readings, insulin dosages, carbohydrate grams, and exercise (which you can put on a scale of 1 to 5) for any hour of the day. I met with him in Montreal in August 2002, and at that time he authorized me to make his log sheet available on my Web site. There are a lot of different log sheets out there, but the best, in my opinion, is one developed by Jean-François Yale, M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine, Crabtree Nutrition Laboratories, McGill Nutrition and Food Science Centre, Royal Victoria Hospital, and Director, Metabolic Day Centre. Log Sheet or Spreadsheet A log sheet is an alternative or adjunct to software. Now, the Contour Next ONE has eliminated all of those buttons except for a single round circle 'OK' The earlier generation Contour Next meter had a button on the top side of the meter to turn it on and off, plus three buttons on the meter face allowing you to select and scroll through meter menus. Sleeker, Slimmer: While the form factor is mostly unchanged, it is a bit thinner and sleeker in design. Fortunately, my test strip supply is fully stocked and this new meter uses the same Contour Next test strips, so it doesn't require a new prescription, making for an easy transition. I've loved the meter for its finger-sized portability, and now that I'm disconnected from an insulin pump and on Multiple Daily Dosing instead, I no longer need the linking capability. I'd been using that meter for several years, including a version that links wirelessly to my former Medtronic insulin pump.

Contour next upgrade#

Meeting the New Contour Next ONE The new Next ONE model is an upgrade of the Contour Next USB meter, which was discontinued as of Dec. I must say, I'm impressed with Ascensia of late, for what they've produced and the innovations in their pipeline that include partnering with Glooko for better data-sharing access on multiple platforms. Approved by the FDA in November 2016, this Contour Next ONE meter sports a next-generation design with subtle differences from its predecessors, and it's the first app-enabled meter Ascensia has brought our way in the Contour line. That was top of mind for me after trying out the new Ascensia Contour Next ONE meter, the latest in the line of Contour meters from the company formerly known as Bayer. It's often the little details that translate to the biggest benefits when it comes to taking care of your diabetes. Test Driving Ascensia's New Contour Next One Meter