replacing SureStep meters made before August '97

July 1998

LifeScan is replacing SureStep meters made before August '97.

These home blood glucose meters often give an "error" messagewhen the patient's blood glucose is very high (> 500 mg/dL).

The software in the new meters is revised to fix this problem.

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Cardiology Posicor's removal from the market
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