What to do if the control solution result is outside the appropriate acceptable range for SD Medical Equipment?
If the control solution result is outside the acceptable range, repeat the test. If the repeated test yields the same results, refrain from using your Analyzer and test strip until the issue is resolved. For further assistance, contact SD Biosensor, Inc. service center at +82-31-300-0400.
What to do if I can't insert a lipid or glucose test strip firmly into the SD Medical Equipment?
Ensure that a lipid or glucose test strip is fully inserted into the designated slot of the SD Medical Equipment until it can go no further.
What to do if the SD Medical Equipment is damaged or shows an error code?
If the SD Medical Equipment is damaged or displays an error code, contact SD Biosensor, Inc. service center at +82-31-300-0400.
What to do if SD Medical Equipment glucose control solutions are not at room temperature when used?
If the SD glucose control solutions were not at room temperature (18-30°C, 64-86°F) when used, warm up or cool down to the correct temperature and retest.
How to enable control solution mode on SD Medical Equipment?
If you did not do the test in control solution mode and did not see the “control solution container icon” on the screen with the result, insert a glucose test strip, then press the or button for 3 seconds to display the control solution container icon.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Technology | Electrochemical biosensor |
| Parameters Measured | Total Cholesterol, HDL Cholesterol, Triglycerides |
| Sample Material | Whole blood, serum, plasma |
| Memory | Up to 500 test results |
| Operating Temperature | 15°C to 32°C |
| Humidity | 10-90% RH (non-condensing) |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Application | Lipid and Glucose Testing |
| Compatibility | SD Lipidocare test strips |
| Intended Use | The SD LIPIDOCARE Analyzer is intended for in vitro diagnostic use by health professionals in point of care settings for measuring lipid profiles and glucose from a fingerstick whole blood sample. It is intended to be used as an aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of lipid disorders and diabetes. |
Outlines important 'Do' and 'Do Not' guidelines for accurate testing.
Detailed procedure for performing a lipid measurement.
Detailed procedure for performing a glucose measurement.
Procedure for performing combined lipid and glucose measurements.
Explains how to interpret the results of lipid tests displayed by the Analyzer.
Explains how to interpret glucose test results, including HI/Lo indications.
Explains the importance and usage of control solution tests.
Procedure for performing a control solution test with lipid strips.
Procedure for performing a control solution test with glucose strips.
Guidance on resolving issues encountered during control solution testing.
Guidelines for cleaning the Analyzer's outer and inner components.
Explanation of warning indicators like Hypo, HI, and Lo on the display.
Description of error codes (E-1 to E-9) and their solutions.
Important warnings regarding the use and handling of test strips.
Precautions and limitations specific to glucose test strips.
Limitations on testing individuals with severe dehydration, shock, or critical illness.
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