Bayer Contour is a brand by Bayer Pharmaceuticals that specializes in producing blood glucose monitoring systems and related products.
Bayer Healthcare launched the Contour blood glucose meter in 2007.
In 2016, the Contour Next One meter with Bluetooth connectivity was launched and won the Red Dot Award for product design.
In 2021, Ascensia Diabetes Care acquired the Contour brand from Bayer Pharmaceuticals.
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The Contour Next One meter is a Bluetooth-enabled blood glucose monitoring system that allows for easy tracking and sharing of blood sugar levels. It also has a smartlight feature that indicates if blood sugar levels are within range.
Contour Next Test Strips are used with the Contour Next family of meters to measure blood glucose levels. They use Second-Chance sampling technology to ensure accurate readings.
Contour Next Control Solution is used to check the accuracy of the Contour Next meter and test strips.
Contour Next and Contour Plus are both blood glucose monitoring systems produced by Bayer Contour. The Contour Next system has advanced features such as Bluetooth connectivity and the ability to track patterns over time. Contour Plus, on the other hand, has more basic features and is more affordable.
Bayer Contour recommends replacing your Contour Next meter every 2 to 3 years or if it becomes damaged or malfunctions. It is also recommended to replace the battery annually.
No, Contour Next test strips are specifically designed to be used with Bayer Contour Next blood glucose monitoring systems.
No, the Contour Next meter does not require coding. It automatically codes itself each time a new test strip is used.
The coverage of blood glucose meters varies by insurance plan. It is best to check with your insurance provider to see if the Contour Next One meter is covered.