Diabetes Care

BeneCheck Supreme Blood Glucose Monitoring System

BX-SG00, BX-SG0D
Features
HCT calibration (broader hematocrit range)
Bluetooth (BX-SG0D, optional)
Auto-Ejection
ISO 13485
CE certificate
Made in Taiwan

Description

BeneCheck Supreme Blood Glucose Monitoring System provides accurate blood glucose readings. As a certified medical device with CE approval, it features Hematocrit calibration technology, ensuring precise results by eliminating interference from blood cells across a wide hematocrit range.
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Advantages of the BeneCheck Blood Glucose Monitoring System

  • Features ultra-wide 0% to 70% Hematocrit (HCT) interference correction technology
  • Utilizes No Coding technology; measurement starts immediately upon strip insertion
  • Requires only a 0.7 μL micro-sample with rapid results displayed within 5 seconds
  • Automatic strip ejection design allows for one-handed disposal after testing
  • Employs advanced GDH-FAD (Glucose Dehydrogenase) technology for high interference resistance, unaffected by blood oxygen concentration
  • Model BX-SG0D supports Bluetooth connectivity, enabling data transfer to management software for long-term tracking

 

Blood Glucose Monitoring System FAQ

 
What is HCT (Hematocrit)?

HCT is the volume percentage of red blood cells in the blood. Standard glucose meters are often affected by HCT levels (e.g., low HCT in anemic users may lead to falsely high readings; high HCT in dehydrated users may lead to falsely low readings). BeneCheck features a wide HCT correction range of 0-70%, effectively solving this issue to provide more accurate glucose values.

How long do test strips last after opening?
  • The shelf life after opening is 6 months; it is recommended to use them as soon as possible.
  • Strips should be stored in a cool, dry place. Do not refrigerate or expose to direct sunlight.
  • Close the vial cap immediately after removing a strip to maintain the accuracy of the remaining strips.
Can I add more blood if the initial sample is insufficient?

Most glucose test strips are designed for single-sip absorption. If the first blood sample is insufficient, adding a second drop is not recommended as it can cause measurement errors. It is advised to use a new strip for a retest.

 

Test Strip Specifications

   GLU Blood Glucose Strip
 Model Number BK-SG1
Principle Electrochemistry
 Test Sample  Fingertip, Venous Blood
 Hematocrit range 0% – 70%
 Measuring Time 5 Seconds
 Measuring Range 20 – 600 mg/dL (1.1 – 33.3 mmol/L)
Sample Volume 0.7 μL
Memory 360 Records
Other GDH-FAD, No Coding

 

Device Specifications

Dimensions (L × W × H): Approx. 95 × 60 × 20 mm
Weight: Approx. 71g (including batteries)
Power / Battery: 1.5V AAA Battery × 2

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