OneTouch Ultra is a leading blood glucose monitoring system designed by Lifescan, Inc. to help people with diabetes keep track of their blood sugar levels. The tool operates using test strips to collect a small sample of blood. The average retail price of OneTouch Ultra is $209.62 for 1, 100 strip box. However, by using a SingleCare OneTouch Ultra coupon, you may be able to get this diabetes health care device for $78.87 for 4, 25 strip bottles at participating pharmacies.
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OneTouch Ultra is a leading blood glucose monitoring system designed by Lifescan, Inc. to help people with diabetes keep track of their blood sugar levels. The tool operates using test strips to collect a small sample of blood. The average retail price of OneTouch Ultra is $209.62 for 1, 100 strip box. However, by using a SingleCare OneTouch Ultra coupon, you may be able to get this diabetes health care device for $78.87 for 4, 25 strip bottles at participating pharmacies.
OneTouch Ultra is a leading blood glucose monitoring system designed by Lifescan, Inc. to help people with diabetes keep track of their blood sugar levels. The tool operates using test strips to collect a small sample of blood. The average retail price of OneTouch Ultra is $209.62 for 1, 100 strip box. However, by using a SingleCare OneTouch Ultra coupon, you may be able to get this diabetes health care device for $78.87 for 4, 25 strip bottles at participating pharmacies.
The typical cost of OneTouch Ultra without insurance coverage is $209.62 for 1, 100 strip box. However, the price may vary depending on location. Fortunately, with a SingleCare OneTouch Ultra coupon, the price may be lowered to $78.87 for 4, 25 strip bottles.
The price of OneTouch Ultra with insurance varies depending on the specific health care plan. While insurance may cover part of the cost, copay or co-insurance rates will apply. If you have not met your plan’s deductible, you may be responsible for the full cost of the meter. With SingleCare, you might find that you can save even more than with your insurance. It's a good idea to compare prices with your local pharmacy.
Medicare Part B typically provides coverage for diabetes supplies, including blood glucose meters, lancets, and test strips. However, coverage for OneTouch Ultra might differ based on the plan. If you are a patient with Medicare Part B and supplemental insurance, you typically won’t have to pay anything. However, using a SingleCare OneTouch Ultra coupon could potentially get you a better deal. With the coupon, the discounted price may be as low as $78.87 for 4, 25 strip bottles.
There is no generic equivalent of OneTouch Ultra. However, other blood glucose meters, like Accu-Chek Guide and ReliOn, might serve as alternatives. Always consult with a healthcare provider before making a switch.
OneTouch Ultra is a blood glucose monitoring system used by individuals with diabetes to check and manage their blood sugar levels. Monitoring blood sugar levels may be necessary to effectively manage diabetes and ensure that blood sugar levels are within the desired range. The system uses OneTouch Ultra test strips to provide readings.
The device analyzes a tiny blood sample obtained using lancets on a lancing device. The blood is then applied to a test strip and read by the meter to provide a blood glucose value. OneTouch Ultra provides results within 5 seconds and shows before and after meal averages.
The OneTouch Ultra doesn't come in doses, as it is a monitoring tool. It requires specific OneTouch Ultra test strips. It is incompatible with OneTouch Verio Flex, OneTouch Verio Reflect, or other test strips.
Being a monitoring device, OneTouch Ultra doesn't have side effects like a prescription drug might. However:
Users might experience:
Minor bruising or soreness at the lancing site
Temporary redness or swelling
Serious complications are rare but could include:
Infections at the lancing site
Consistently inaccurate readings if the device is malfunctioning
Consult the product manual or contact LifeScan Customer Service if you believe your OneTouch Ultra is not working correctly or if you encounter issues.
The OneTouch Ultra reads blood sugar results between 20 to 600 mg/dL. Overall, 96% of readings match lab test results. The meter may need to be calibrated to the test strips you use for the most accurate results. If you get unexpected results:
Treat symptomatic high or low blood sugar according to your healthcare provider’s instructions
Check the system with a control solution
Check the test strip expiration date
Check the device User Guide for instructions
It's often recommended to use branded test trips for optimal accuracy. However, there are some generic or off-brand test strips that may work with OneTouch Ultra. If you choose to use generic test trips, make sure they list your device as compatible. Test strips should be replaced regularly and not used past their expiration date.
Anne Jacobson, MD, MPH, is a board-certified family physician, writer, editor, teacher, and consultant. She is a graduate of University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, and trained at West Suburban Family Medicine in Oak Park, Illinois. She later completed a fellowship in community medicine at PCC Community Wellness and a master's in Public Health at the University of Illinois-Chicago. She lives with her family near Chicago.
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