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Prodigy® Autocode Test Strips | Blood Sugar

Blood Glucose Test Strips Prodigy® 50 Strips per Pack

Prodigy® Autocode Test Strips | Blood Sugar

Original price was: $12.99.Current price is: $8.50.

Prodigy® Autocode test strips are designed to work specifically with your Prodigy device to give you accurate and reliable blood sugar readings. Keep a good supply on hand so you can easily monitor your levels and stay on top of your diabetes management.

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Effortless Testing: No coding required, simplifying the blood glucose testing process.
Universal Compatibility: Works with all Prodigy meters, ensuring seamless integration.
Flexible Testing Options: Approved for Alternate Site Testing (AST), providing more testing flexibility.
Easy Blood Application: Capillary action makes applying the blood sample quick and easy!

How to use prodigy test strips?

Insert the Prodigy test strip fully into the meter, then collect a small blood sample from your finger. Hold the drop near the strip’s absorbent channel, and it will draw in the blood automatically.

What test strips work with Prodigy?

The Prodigy product line includes the AutoCode®, Pocket®, and Voice® meters, as well as the Prodigy® No Coding Blood Glucose Test Strips.

How much blood do Prodigy test strips require to perform a glucose test?

The Prodigy® No Coding Blood Glucose Test Strips require a very small blood sample of just 0.6 to 0.7 microliters to perform a glucose test.

Can blood sugar cause dizziness?

High blood sugar levels can also lead to dehydration, which may contribute to dizziness. Interestingly, dizziness may also indicate low blood sugar, as noted by the Mayo Clinic in their guide on hypoglycemia symptoms.

Can blood sugar cause seizures?

Yes, both very low and very high blood sugar levels can trigger seizures. Low blood sugar can starve the brain of energy, while extreme highs can also disrupt brain function. (Learn more: American Diabetes Association & Healthline)