Dependable, affordable, and straightforward to use. An excellent glucometer and comprehensive kit.
Easy to use. Highly accurate w/spacious memory for tracking trends. Doesn't require a lot of blood. Affordable kit includes 110 strips and carrying case.
Strips are somewhat costly. A few reports of faulty models w/inconsistent readings.
Despite its limitations, this glucometer is worth considering for anyone needing a budget-friendly option.
Basic, affordable, and easy to use. Has a large screen that's easy to read. Users are happy about the reasonable price of the test strips. Backed by a five-year warranty.
Calibrating it can be challenging, but it must be done for accurate results. Doesn't test ketones.
The FreeStyle Lite is reliable, fast, and reasonably accurate. However, test strips may make this one more expensive in the long run.
Requires a tiny sample size. Alternate site testing okay. Spacious memory for tracking trends. A small unit that produces speedy readings.
Strips are more expensive with this model. Consumers also note that strips are difficult to find in some areas. Occasional inaccurate readings.
Easy to use and affordable, but it may not be as reliable (in terms of accuracy) as others on our list.
Fast readings and easy-to-use meter. Portable size makes it easy to carry in your purse or pocket. Detailed instructions.
Not as accurate as some of its competitors, and the screen can be hard to read. Test strips are a bit pricey.
A reliable glucometer with all the necessary components. The top deal on the market.
Fast, fairly accurate readings, vivid screen, compact design. Value price. A comprehensive starter kit that includes all you need to get started, including 100 strips and lancets.
A few inaccuracies have been reported. Slightly more confusing than some other models to use.