What test strips are compatible with OneTouch Ultra?

The UniStrip Glucose Test Strips work with the OneTouch Ultra, OneTouch Ultra2, OneTouch UltraSmart, and OneTouch UltraMini meters saving the user test strips and money. The capillary action automatically draws the blood sample into the test strip. Unistrip Test Strips are approved for alternate site testing.

Are glucose meter test strips interchangeable?

Manufacturers market strips made for their monitors, and strips made for other devices simply will not work. Even different meters from the same manufacturer often require a different set of strips. You may be able to find generic strips that will work in your meter.

Can I use generic test strips?

A generic test strip may not work with your monitor even if it looks exactly like the brand name one. If your results seem unusual, the generic test strips may not be working properly.

Are One Touch Ultra test strips discontinued?

Last updated on Dec 3, 2018. LifeScan has discontinued the manufacturing the OneTouch Ultra and OneTouch UltraSmart Meters, effective December 31, 2012. This action was taken due to a shift in demand from these products to the newer OneTouch Brand Blood Glucose Meters and not the result of any safety issues.

What test strips can you use with OneTouch Ultra 2?

OneTouch® Solutions.

OneTouch Verio Flex® meter.

OneTouch Verio® test strips.

OneTouch Ultra® test strips.

OneTouch® Delica® Plus lancing device.

Are All One Touch test strips the same?

Can all OneTouch® test strips be used for all OneTouch® meters? No, not all OneTouch® test strips are compatible with all OneTouch® meters. Please read more about which test strips are right for you on the product page for your OneTouch® meter or refer to your owner’s booklet.

Is there a universal test strips?

Jellas Universal pH Test Strips, Test Body Acid Alkaline pH Level or Water Quality, High Accuracy and Quick Readout, Full pH Range of 0-14. (100 Strips)

Are generic test strips accurate?

Conclusions: Alternative glucose test strips can be used to predict the actual laboratory blood glucose values but are generally not as accurate or precise as the trade name test strips.