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Do you know of any program that allows you to get your test strips for free or low-cost? I just applied (for the third time) with Bayer to get a Contour meter. My deal is not really the meter (I like the Contour because it is what my doctor's office uses), but the cost behind the strips. I don't have health insurance and can't afford the out of pocket expense of $100+ for a box of 100 strips, plus the lancets and alcohol prep pads. I'm tired of my situation preventing me from properly testing myself for blood sugar levels. A friend lent me hers the other day so I could have some idea of what my levels were doing. My fasting was 180, then after a meal and meds, it was 80. I previously applied also for a OneTouch, but never got anything.
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eBay is where I get my test strips and I've never had a problem.
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Thanks Charles, I will get that option in mind....provided I get sent the meter.
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