Diabetes Care

BeneCheck Knight Blood Glucose & β-ketone (BHB) Monitoring System

BC0100, BC010D
Features
Dual Function: Blood Glucose, β-ketone (BHB)
HCT calibration (broader hematocrit range)
Bluetooth (BC010D, optional)
Large screen
GKI calculation
AC (before-meal)/PC (after-meal) flag
Auto-Ejection
ISO 13485
CE certificate
Made in Taiwan

Description

BeneCheck Knight Blood Glucose & β-ketone (BHB) Monitoring System is a CE-certified medical device that accurately measures both blood glucose and ketones. With Hematocrit calibration technology, it eliminates interference from blood cells for precise results across a wide hematocrit range. Featuring a large, easy-to-read screen, it automatically calculates GKI (Glucose-Ketone Index), aiding ketogenic diet users in assessing their body's fat-burning state. The device allows for customizable measurements before or after meals, providing convenience and flexibility.
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Advantages of the BeneCheck Multi-Monitoring System

  • 4-in-1 Testing: A single device supports four types of test strips: Blood Glucose, Blood Ketone, Uric Acid, and Total Cholesterol.
  • Built-in GKI (Glucose Ketone Index) calculation: Automatically integrates blood glucose and blood ketone values for clear, at-a-glance data.
  • Advanced HCT (Hematocrit) Correction: Effectively excludes interference caused by variations in red blood cell volume to provide more accurate data.
  • Automatic Strip Ejection: No need to touch used strips with your fingers, reducing the risk of cross-infection.
  • Meal Markers: Supports Pre-meal (AC) and Post-meal (PC) tagging to help users clearly understand how diet affects their values.

 

Multi-Monitoring System FAQ

 

Can all items be tested simultaneously? Are different strips required?

The device itself can read four types of data, but specific test strips are required for each. For example, use a glucose strip for glucose testing and a uric acid strip for uric acid testing. The device automatically recognizes the inserted strip type and switches to the corresponding mode; no manual setup is needed.

What is GKI?

GKI stands for "Glucose Ketone Index," an essential international metric for evaluating the effectiveness of a ketogenic diet. Looking at glucose or ketones alone sometimes fails to reflect overall metabolic status. A lower GKI value (typically below 9) indicates that the body is more efficiently using ketones for energy and is in a better fat-burning state.

How much blood is needed for measurement? Is it painful?

The BeneCheck monitoring system utilizes micro-sampling technology. Glucose, Ketone, Total Cholesterol, and Uric Acid tests require only a tiny amount of blood (0.7~1.0 μL, about the size of a pinhead). Used with the dedicated lancing device, it significantly reduces pain during sampling, and testing is completed within seconds.

 

Test Strip Specifications

Item Blood Glucose Strip Blood β-ketone Strip Total Cholesterol Strip Uric Acid Strip
 Model Number BK-SG1 BK-SK1 BK-SC3 BK-SU1
Principle Electrochemical Electrochemical Electrochemical Electrochemical
 Test Sample Capillary/Venous Blood Capillary Blood Capillary Blood Capillary Blood
 Hematocrit range 0% – 70% 20% – 60% 30% – 60% 20% – 70%
 Measuring Time 5 sec 10 sec 26 sec 15 sec
 Measuring Range 20 – 600 mg/dL
(1.1 – 33.3 mmol/L)
0.58 – 46.48 mg/dL
(0.1 – 8.0 mmol/L)
100 – 400 mg/dL
(2.59 – 10.35 mmol/L)
3 – 20 mg/dL
(0.18 – 1.19 mmol/L)
 Sample Volume 0.7 μL 1.0 μL 0.8 μL 1.0 μL
Memory 800 records 200 records 50 records 50 records
Others GDH-FAD, No Coding - - -

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Device Specifications

Dimensions (L × W × H): Approx. 123 × 67 × 23 mm
Weight: Approx. 104 g (including batteries)
Power / Battery: 1.5V AAA Battery × 2

 

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