CareSens N Feliz Meter

This blood glucose monitoring kit is easy to use, accurate, and comes with everything needed to get started. The meter provides quick readings, and the included test strips and lancets offer excellent value. A reliable choice for daily blood sugar monitoring

This meter works great. It is a great size for travel and the bold large display and back light makes it easy to use. It is pain free and it takes a small amount of blood to do testing.

The kit comes complete as shown. Nice large clear display window. The test strips are a bit small but I got used to the size quickly. I'm very happy with this new meter kit.

First of all, I don't have diabetes or a blood glucose problem. I've been on a keto diet and was just curious what my fasting blood glucose was. That said, if you are diabetic or have blood glucose problems you might want to get a more accurate monitor. It would give different readings, some of which were wider apart than I expected when done several times in a row. But I still think it's a good monitor and will give a good ballpark figure of one's blood glucose level. I had to watch a Youtube video to really understand how to use it. After learning how it was easy to use.

A very good product!

Very high-quality product and great value.

Easy to use and accommodate one’s needs. Instructions easy to understand for programming alerts.

I bought this as a 'Stand By/Backup' in the event my Livongo went out, or I was without it. It is woefully inaccurate; as much as 20 to 40 +/- points. This unit tests the solution on the higher side of the scale, while my Livongo Monitor test generally lower half to middle of the result test solution scale. It just showed me a 185 and the Livigno was 143 (after Breakfast), that is 42 points (around 22%+/- difference) and that means the difference between eating salad and veggies and getting hungry before I leave work at 3:30, or something that will last me until supper at 5:30. I don't trust this Care Sens unit at all, I have determined it is at maximum 22+% too high off when it reads like 180's, and at minimum 20+% off when it reads as low as 140's and my Livongo would show 105 to 112. I was hoping it was the test strips, but no. The unit is just what it is, a cheap unit and you get what you pay for I guess. All in all not impressed at all with the unit, but the test strips I like, it takes so little blood. I like the readable display and it only takes 5 seconds. Side by side with my Livongo, no contest. This is a huge difference, and my Endocrinologist knows I take my T-2 Diabetes SERIOUSLY, and has commented on how good the unit is for a primary single person unit. I know my Livongo is pretty accurate, it is within 2% to 3% of the McKesson Meter my Endocrinologist uses in her office; which is well within 5% as recommended for accuracy. ALSO, it barely lasted a year and a half, I have a Livongo that I have had since 2018 and it is still rocking with the rechargeable batteries.