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Product Size	Retail Price	Our Price
Brand 1 kit	$50.70	$39.00
Brand 100 strips	$110.50	$85.00

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Manufacturer: Bayer
Description Glucometer, The Amazingly Simple Meter, No Other System Uses Less Blood
Directions Easy to use two-step procedure: No buttons, no wiping, no timing, no cleaning. For complete procedure, refer to User Guide. Insert test strip. Apply sample.
Cautions For in vitro diagnostic use. Store at room temperature 59'-86'F (15'-30'C). Before using these products, read the package inserts carefully. Keep out of direct sunlight. Do not use after expiration dates.
Ingredients This kit, which includes everything you need to start blood glucose monitoring, contains the following Glucometer Elite items: Blood Glucose Meter. Test Strips. Normal Control. Check Strip. User Guide. Carrying Case. Record Diary. Microlet Automatic Lancing Device

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