AlphaTRAK 2 Blood Glucose Test Strips & Lancets 100ct

AlphaTRAK 2 Pet Blood Glucose Test Strips are accurate, easy to use, requires a tiny blood sample, provides results in seconds, and is made specifically for dogs and cats. These strips work with both the AlaphaTRAK and AlphaTRAK 2 Meters and requires only 0.3 uL of blood. The angled sample area makes it easy to posiition the target area on your pet to the blood drop. The sample tab is designed to break the minscus of the blood sample to allow for fast wicking. Plus the test only starts when the strip has enough blood. More blood cold be added to the same side of the test strip for up to 60 seconds. Each AlphaTRAK lancet should be used just once and they should be properly discarded in a sharps container or in a specially marked container that note the contents. AlphaTRAK lancets should be used with the AlphaTRAK lancing device.  Get 100 strips and 100 lancets

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AlphaTRAK 2 Test Strip Features:

• Compatible with both AlphaTRAK and AlphaTRAK 2 Meters.
• AlphaTRAK 2 Test Strip requires only 0.3 uL of blood.
• Angled sample area makes it easy to position the target area on your pet to the blood drop.
• Sample tab is designed to break the meniscus of the blood sample to allow for fast wicking.
• Automatically turns the meter on and off for quicker testing.
• The test only starts when the strip has enough blood.
• More blood could be added to the same side of the AlphaTRAK 2 test strip for up to 60 seconds.
• Contains 100 AlphaTRAK 2 Blood Glucose Test Strips for Cats and Dogs.

AlphaTRAK Lancet Features:

• 28 Gauge needle.
• Sterile.
• Twist-top design.
• Contains 100 AlphaTRAK Lancets, 28 Gauge.

Lancing Tips from Dr. Joi Sutton, DVM:

• Dog and cat ears have a vein that goes along the periphery of the ear flap. It is very easy to see in pets with short hair or light colored fur. If your pet is particularly fuzzy, you might want to ask your pet's groomer to clip the fur short on your pets ear making the vein esier to locate.
• Other test site options include the accessory carpal pad, the side of a toe, or the tail base. The trick is to have an area with little fur that would wick away the drop of blood.
• When performing a blood glucose test, do not wipe hte site with alcohol, as it will dilute and alter the sample of blood.
• Have your lancing device in your dominate hand while holding the pets ear with your non-dominant hand. Poke the pet right over the vein that travels the periphery of the ear. Gently squeeze or massage the area to encourage bleeding.

If you have any questions regarding this product, please email Dr. Joi Suttion at [email protected]