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Alan
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On Thu, 18 Mar 2004 20:42:56 -0600, willbill <[email protected]> wrote:
>Jim Dumas wrote:
>
>> Jim Dumas wrote:
>
>>>> So now I'm looking at lipids with the Bioscanner 2000
>>>> meter and noticed they are high.
>
>> Decided to feed the willbill parking meter:
>
> ))))
>
>i'm not ignoring your posts. yesterday i asked a local
>pharmacy about bioscanner and cardiochek and only got refs
>to bigger/specialized medical companies. today i checked
>with a local Wal-Mart and got zero
>
>a google check on the web later today
>(http://www.healthchecksystems.com/bioscanner.htm) shows
>that this bioscanner and strips are not cheap ($140 for the
>meter and 3.5 bucks/strip for each of the total-
>cholesterol/HDL/triglyceride)
>
>have you used the cardiocheck meter?
I'm checking them out over here. The local agents only stock
the top-of -the-range CardioCheck PA, saying that the
BioScanner is outdated and the cheaper CardioCheck needs
seperate tests to do HDL, TGs and Total Cholesterol; so they
don't stock or support it. I'm getting details at the
moment, but phone advice is that the CardioCheck PA is about
AU$770, lipid strips are about AU$8 each. No insurance
support at this time.
Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia.
--
Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.
>Jim Dumas wrote:
>
>> Jim Dumas wrote:
>
>>>> So now I'm looking at lipids with the Bioscanner 2000
>>>> meter and noticed they are high.
>
>> Decided to feed the willbill parking meter:
>
> ))))
>
>i'm not ignoring your posts. yesterday i asked a local
>pharmacy about bioscanner and cardiochek and only got refs
>to bigger/specialized medical companies. today i checked
>with a local Wal-Mart and got zero
>
>a google check on the web later today
>(http://www.healthchecksystems.com/bioscanner.htm) shows
>that this bioscanner and strips are not cheap ($140 for the
>meter and 3.5 bucks/strip for each of the total-
>cholesterol/HDL/triglyceride)
>
>have you used the cardiocheck meter?
I'm checking them out over here. The local agents only stock
the top-of -the-range CardioCheck PA, saying that the
BioScanner is outdated and the cheaper CardioCheck needs
seperate tests to do HDL, TGs and Total Cholesterol; so they
don't stock or support it. I'm getting details at the
moment, but phone advice is that the CardioCheck PA is about
AU$770, lipid strips are about AU$8 each. No insurance
support at this time.
Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia.
--
Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.