Blood Glucose Meter Battery FAQ

Q1:How often should I replace my glucose meter battery?

A1:You should replace your glucose meter battery every 6 months to 1 year or whenever you receive a low battery warning.

Q2:Can I use rechargeable batteries in my blood glucose meter?

A2:Rechargeable batteries can be used in some blood glucose meters. There are different types of batteries in blood glucose meters. Some blood glucose meters use disposable dry cells, which need to be replaced with new batteries when they run out of power. Other blood glucose meters, especially those designed to be portable and used for a long time, may use rechargeable batteries.

Q3:What should I do if my meter shows the low battery icon?

A3:Replace the battery as soon as possible to ensure accurate readings.

Q4:How can I tell if my glucose meter battery is dead?

A4:When your blood glucose meter fails to turn on or displays erratic readings, this is often a clear sign that the battery is low.

Q5:Are there any safety issues with the batteries used in blood glucose meters?

A5:Always use the type of battery recommended for your meter。It is generally safe when used correctly and stored properly.

Alkaline Batteries

Carbon Batteries

Button Cell Batteries