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they still sell the strips. I remember that was state of the art as well, at one point
I remember when I first brought a glucometer, one of those free ones that my sis got at a convention in the States for dietitians, to the ER. I got them a lot of strips, we got them donated. It was like a different universe for the doctors. Getting replacement strips became an all consuming adventure, but one worth engaging in.
It is amazing, how far technology and medicine has advanced.
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