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ATTENTION
The sensor must draw the blood in one go.
The puncture site must therefore be kept
steady when taking the sample. Failure to do
so results in the risk of insucient filling of
the sensor.
If performing lactate tests on third parties,
move the measuring device with its inserted
sensor to the droplet of blood on the
fingertip or earlobe of the subject. Once
themeasurement chamber on the sensor tip is
completely filled, an acoustic signal will sound
and the test will begin. A circular symbol with
a progress bar will be displayed
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. After ten
seconds, a second acoustic signal will sound
and the test result will be displayed in the
measurement unit “mmol/L”. The allocated
memory space number will be displayed
next to the memory symbol. The test result is
stored along with the date and time of the test
and the memory space number
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. Information
regarding interpretation of the lactate value
can be found at:
www.lactatescout.com
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WARNING
Lancets and sensors may only be used once.
Used lancets and sensors carry a risk
of infection. Ensure any used lancets
and sensors are disposed of safely
in the domestic waste along with
contaminated cellulose/paper wipes.
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