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I’ve never heard of it. Tell me more.
Same here!
Ketone Breath Meter Keto Breath Analyzer Portable Ketone Meter Test with 10 Replaceable Mouthpieces for Dietitian Testing https://a.co/8N5Cegh
Thinking about getting one.
Thanks for the link. This is my first knowledge that this type of meter existed.
First time hearing about it! I will definitely ask about it on my next appointment!
Bought one on Amazon that came from Europe. It never worked, wasted $100.00.
A what?
Having just found out that ketones can happen even when blood sugar is in a normal range, this is something I think I should ask about at my next endo visit!!
Nover used one, because I have never heard of it eighter??
I’ve never heard of such a thing!
I just followed Carolann’s link. “Not in stock. Unknown future availability.” Pee strips for ketones are still available. I’ll rely on those (If necessary) or get a ketone blood meter(?) depending on my doctors’ advice. But I think they’ll say, stick with CGM, get yearly lab tests. Will Medicare pay for it? Why should it?
Didn’t know that they exist! I use Ketostix.
Didn’t know they made such a thing! That’s better than a bunch of strips that you use once a year and have to throw out.