Activity What You Need To Know
Travelling by Air
(cont.)
The
symbol may appear on your glucose
graph indicating the Reader time was changed.
Gaps in the graph may result or glucose readings
may be hidden.
Cleaning
You may clean the Reader as often as desired using a cloth dampened
with a mixture of 1 part household bleach to 9 parts water. Gently
wipe the exterior of the Reader and allow to air dry. Cracking, aking,
or damage of the Reader housing are signs of deterioration. If you
notice any of these signs, stop using the Reader and contact Customer
Service.
Maintenance
The System has no serviceable parts.
CAUTION: Do NOT place the Reader in water or other liquids.
Avoid getting dust, dirt, blood, control solution, water, or any
other substance in the test strip or USB ports.
Disposal
Reader, Sensor, USB Cable, and Power Adapter:
These devices must not be disposed of via municipal waste collection.
Contact the manufacturer for details. As Readers and Sensors may have
been exposed to bodily uids, you may wipe prior to disposing, such as by
using a cloth dampened with a mixture of one part household bleach to
nine parts water.
Note: Readers and Sensors contain non-removeable batteries and must
not be incinerated. Batteries may explode upon incineration.
Sensor Applicator:
Please consult your local waste management authority for instructions on
how to dispose Sensor Applicators at a designated sharps collection site.
Ensure the cap is on the Sensor Applicator as it contains a needle.
Sensor Pack:
Used Sensor Packs may be disposed of via municipal waste collection.
Alcohol Wipe:
Refer to alcohol wipe packaging for disposal information.
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