Freestyle Flash: Beware inaccurate readings

[Bay Area Dave]

oh, do you get the strips by bidding or are they sold as "Buy Now" items?

dave

Hi_Therre wrote:

> On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 22:40:42 GMT, Bay Area Dave <[email protected]> wrote:
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>>now that post of yours takes the cake!!! LOL!
>>
>>I use about 7K strips per year; not 10K. Guess you didn't read my earlier posts very carefully
>>(that's ok-- I don't even TYPE them too carefully!)
>>
>>I pay $240 per year for my approx. 7K strips. Wadda think about that, nameless? Ever heard of
>>insurance? You are from planet Earth, are you not? You crack me up with your weird assumptions and
>>errors reading the posts.
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>>dave
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> I don't have insurance. I purchase sticks off ebay for $15 - $30 per 100 sticks. When you pay for
> things yourself, you eliminate all the foolishness real quick. Diabetes gets real expensive.
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[Hi_therre]

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 15:22:41 GMT, Bay Area Dave <[email protected]> wrote:

>oh, do you get the strips by bidding or are they sold as "Buy Now" items?
>
>dave
>
By bidding or Buy it Now. A lot of BIN prices are higher than at www.hocks.com. Go there and search
for one touch ultra. Lifescan products are way overpriced on ebay as in walmart. Accuchek products
are the cheapest and the most plentiful. I have no idea why. Freestyle sticks are somewhat rare, so
generally speaking, you pay a premium for their scaricity. But recently, a gal has priced a few real
cheap so I was able to get them real cheap. Elite XL sticks are rare. At various times you will see
Relion sticks for about $15 per
100. Watch and learn before you sign up. I put together a web page for what I've learned of
ebay, see Sig.

http://wave.prohosting.com/ugleeeee/EBayPurchases.html
- Guidelines for purchasing diabetic supplies on EBay