So, I download the latest version and run the mpkg installer. I call them and a week later the Mac version is finally available for download. They forgot to put the Mac download link on their webpage. So I tried to download the version from their website. The version on the device crashes almost as soon as it launches.
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I'm running the latest Mac OS (10.6.2) and the GLUCOFACTS Deluxe software does NOT run.
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I can't speak to the PC software but the Mac software is WORTHLESS. I grabbed a few screen screen grabs and a few pictures are worth a lot more more than a bunch of my words. WoHoo! Score Bayer! Not only groove styling but actual standardized connectivity, functionality anyone with a computer can use! After everyone (Delaney, Connor and TLD) gave it a test blood test there were enough data points to test out the software. As previously advertised in my world smaller is better. On the topic of size, somehow the case for The fairly small Contour USB meter is bigger than a Jazz case. As previously noted the colored lancets were a big hit with the tween and 4 year old TDL. Here it is with a smaller WaveSense pokie. Now this may be a design play for the older lest dexterous type 2 market, I don’t know, but size matters to me and their lancing device is too big. Mostly because it seems bigger than it needs to be. Makes confirming a late night CGM reading a lot easier. Maybe it is just the landscape layout but it seems easier to line up the button function and the button than most meters.Īlso in the cool feature department is the illuminated test strip port. The screen does a nice job of changing to tell you what the buttons do. I never took it out into direct sunlight and can’t say if that is an issue or not. The color screen is way easier to read than any meter I have seen. That a ton more than our Jazz meters use. Delaney used it the most of anyone and she didn’t ever complain about the AutoLog feature.Īll of y’all out there in DOC land asked the same question - how much blood? Well it is a regular Contour strip. Nice use of the five second it takes to calculate a number.
2) It give you something to do while the meter thinks. 1) You log the blood check as before or after a meal. That being, it asks for a tag while it is counting down the blood test. They all like Bayer’s method of tagging before or after meals. Interestingly everyone who used it a has a similar response the first test. We joked about teachers mistaking it for an iPod - that is a design compliment. My 16 year old T1 said it was about time Bayer stepped up their game.
The initial responses to this thing were fantastic. Everyone who saw the Contour USB used the same one word.
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