I first reported, on this forum, about the recall of InRatio strips. The 'new style' strips apparently had some serious issues, resulting in a few reported deaths.
Before learning of the recall, I had personally decided NOT to use the InRatio because, for my own testing, it reported results that were sometimes MUCH higher than blood draws or my other meters.
I stopped looking on eBay for more information -- sales of meters, sales of strips - relating to InRatio because, frankly, I didn't care. I had a year's supply of strips that I let expire because I no longer trusted the meter.
It looks as if the strips are now in short supply. I've seen packages of 12 strips for more than $200. If any of you are still using an InRatio, I'd be interested in whether or not you're using the old style strips (which are probably close to expiring), or using the new ones (and, if so, how much are you paying for them?).
From your personal perspectives, what's the status of InRatio meters and supplies?
Thanks
Before learning of the recall, I had personally decided NOT to use the InRatio because, for my own testing, it reported results that were sometimes MUCH higher than blood draws or my other meters.
I stopped looking on eBay for more information -- sales of meters, sales of strips - relating to InRatio because, frankly, I didn't care. I had a year's supply of strips that I let expire because I no longer trusted the meter.
It looks as if the strips are now in short supply. I've seen packages of 12 strips for more than $200. If any of you are still using an InRatio, I'd be interested in whether or not you're using the old style strips (which are probably close to expiring), or using the new ones (and, if so, how much are you paying for them?).
From your personal perspectives, what's the status of InRatio meters and supplies?
Thanks