How to check expired control solution for Fora Measuring Instruments?
If you suspect the control solution is expired or contaminated when using your Fora Measuring Instruments, check the expiration date of the control solution.
General| Brand | Fora |
|---|---|
| Model | 6 Plus |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
System for quantitative measurement of blood glucose, hematocrit, hemoglobin, ketone, cholesterol, and uric acid.
Measures electrical current generated by reagent reaction on the strip to determine substance levels.
Step-by-step guide for the initial setup procedure of the meter, including date and time configuration.
Procedure for coding the meter with the correct code for specific test strips.
Ensuring the code on the meter matches the test strip vial before testing.
Details on the physical characteristics and parts of the test strip.
Instructions on how to correctly insert a test strip into the meter slot.
Step-by-step guide on how to prepare the lancing device for blood sampling.
Instructions on how to obtain a blood sample from fingertips or alternative sites.
Detailed steps on how to conduct a measurement using the device and test strip.
Information on the ketone warning indicator and its meaning for users.
Proper procedures for discarding used test strips and lancets safely.
Situations where performing a control solution test is recommended.
Step-by-step instructions for conducting a control solution test.
How to access and review individual test results stored in the meter's memory.
Method to view 7, 14, 21, 28, 60, and 90-day average blood glucose results.
Instructions for transferring test data to a computer using a USB cable.
Guide for transmitting test data wirelessly using Bluetooth and the iFORA HM App.
Procedure for replacing the meter's battery.
Instructions on how to clean and maintain the meter's exterior.
Recommended storage conditions and practices for the meter.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of the used meter.
Proper storage and handling instructions for test strips to ensure accuracy.
Key information regarding the use, storage, and expiry of control solutions.
Reference ranges for blood glucose, ketone, cholesterol, and uric acid levels.
Explanation of error messages and specific result readings like 'Lo' and 'Hi'.
List of common error messages, their causes, and recommended actions.
How error messages and warnings are communicated via universal tones.
Guidance for resolving common issues like no display, no test execution, or inconsistent results.
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