Accu-Chek Aviva Glucose Meters
Accu-Chek Aviva Glucose Meters

I have been through plenty of meters during this time. I started with the LifeScan One Touch meter. Lancets are stored in a drum, 6 at a time. You never have to touch another lancet. This meter is lot more stylish than the Advantage. It is faster, more accurate, uses an infrared device to transmit testing information stored on a computer unlike the Advantage which needed a cable, and you can even customize the front face with a variety of “skins” that fits your personality or lifestyle.

The Accu-Chek Aviva glucose meters takes a giant step forward in technology for Roche, but the Multiclix Lancing Device steals the show. Even if you don’t use an Accu-Chek meter, you owe it to yourself to switch to this outstanding lancing device. You even get 2 more lancets in the box rather than the standard 100 lancet package (17 drums – 6 lancets in each = 102). It’s pain-free testing and you can even test yourself on your thigh if you want. Not too many other lancing devices can make that claim. In fact, there are 6 locations you can test yourself – finger tip, palm, forearm, upper arm, thigh, and calf.

All in all, I am very happy Roche developed the Aviva and the Multiclix Lancing Device. The VA has made the switch to this much better meter (though they still give you the Softclix Lancing Device with their packaging).

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