Product Summary

The Oncall Plus glucose meter is a user-friendly device designed for blood glucose monitoring in diabetes management. Paired with Oncall Plus test strips, it delivers fast, accurate results in just 5 seconds with a tiny blood sample (0.5μL). Widely accessible across Kenyan pharmacies, this meter offers an affordable, reliable solution for daily diabetes tracking.

Key Benefits

• Rapid Results: Measures blood glucose in 5 seconds.
• Minimal Blood Sample: Requires only 0.5μL (reduces finger-prick discomfort).
• No Coding Needed: Automatically calibrates with Oncall Plus strips.
• Memory Storage: Saves up to 300 test results with date/time stamps.
• Affordable: One of the most cost-effective meters in Kenya.
• Portability: Compact design with a large, backlit display for easy reading.

Composition & Specifications

Meter Features:

• Weight: 50g (with battery)
• Dimensions: 90mm × 50mm × 20mm
• Display: LCD with backlight
• Battery: 1x CR2032 (lasts ~1,000 tests)
• Operating Range: 10–40°C, <90% humidity

Test Compatibility:

• Strips: Oncall Plus glucose test strips only.
• Sample Type: Capillary whole blood.
• Measurement Range: 20–600 mg/dL (1.1–33.3 mmol/L).
• Hematocrit Range: 20–60%.

Free From:
Latex.

How to Use

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Prepare:
   • Insert a new Oncall Plus strip (meter powers on automatically).
   • Wash hands; dry thoroughly.
2. Prick Finger:
   • Use a sterile lancet on the fingertip’s side.
   • Gently squeeze to form a small blood drop.
3. Apply Blood:
   • Touch the strip’s tip to the blood (wicks automatically).
   • Do not smear blood on the strip.
4. Read Result:
   • Result displays in 5 seconds.
   • Meter stores result automatically.

Maintenance:

• Clean: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth (never immerse in water).
• Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place (10–40°C).
• Battery: Replace when low-battery icon appears.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Where can I buy the Oncall Plus meter in Kenya?
   Available at major pharmacies (Goodlife, Meds, Surgipharm), diabetes clinics, and online (Jumia, Kilimall). Price: KES 1,500–2,500 (includes 10 test strips).

2. Is it covered by NHIF?
   No – meters are typically out-of-pocket. Some private insurers may reimburse.

3. Why choose Oncall Plus over other brands?

   • Affordability: 40–60% cheaper than Accu-Chek or OneTouch.
   • Accessibility: Widely stocked in rural/urban areas.
   • Speed: Faster results than most competitors.

4. Can I use non-Oncall strips?
   No – only Oncall Plus strips are compatible.

5. How do I view saved results?
   Press the “M” button to scroll through stored readings (shows date/time).

6. What if the meter shows an error?
   Common fixes:

   • E-1: Reapply blood to a new strip.
   • E-3: Strip damaged (discard and retry).
   • E-4: Replace battery.

7. Is it suitable for gestational diabetes?
   Yes – ideal for frequent monitoring during pregnancy.

8. How long does the battery last?
   ~1,000 tests (6–12 months with daily use).

Who Can Benefit

• Diabetics (Type 1/2): For daily glucose tracking.
• Gestational Diabetes: Pregnant women managing blood sugar.
• Pre-Diabetics: Monitoring diet/lifestyle impacts.
• Rural Communities: Affordable option where lab access is limited.
• Elderly Users: Simple interface with large display.
• Healthcare Workers: For point-of-care testing in clinics.