PRO Glucometer
The microdot® PRO Blood Glucose Monitoring System combines advanced sensing technology with professional-grade accuracy in a compact, easy-to-use design. It delivers fast 8-second results, requires only a small 0.8 µL sample, features automatic coding, and stores up to 1,000 test results. Approved for Venous and Capillary whole-blood testing, the system is designed for dependable performance in multi-patient use healthcare settings.
Autocoded meter - no coding required!
FDA Approved for multi-patient use
20-600mg/dL Measurement Range
8 Second Test Time
Venous & Capillary Whole Blood Approved
Utilizes GDH-FAD Chemistry for less interference
Wide Hematocrit Range (10-70%)
No Interference from Over 25 Substances at Therapeutic Levels
Individually Wrapped Test Strips Available
Additional Info
Use only with microdot® PRO Test Strips and PRO Control Solutions
More info on the microdot® PRO Glucometer
Performing a Blood Glucose Test
To Perform a Blood Glucose Test:
Insert a test strip into the device to turn on the meter. Wait until the flashing blood drop icon appears in the lower left of the screen.
Gently bring the test strip to touch the drop of blood. Keep the test strips in the blood drop until the meter beeps to indicate the test strip has enough blood to test.
The screen will start to count down. After 8 seconds, the glucose test result will appear on the meter display screen and be automatically stored into the meter's memory.
Discard the used test strip into a biohazard waste container.
Control Solution Test Procedure
Insert a microdot® PRO Blood Glucose Test Strip into the
meter with the blood sample reaction zone facing up.
Make sure the test strip contact points are inserted all
the way into the meter.
Wait until the flashing blood drop and test strip icons
appear on the lower left of the meter display screen.
Press “▼” to enter the control mode. You will see “ctl”
on the lower left of the screen. Use “▲” or “▼” to
select control level (L1 or L3).
Squeeze a drop of control solution (Level 1 or Level
3) on the top of the control solution cap. Do not apply
control solution to the test strip directly from the control
vials. Note - if test strip enzyme leaches into control
solution vials, control solutions could
become contaminated and not work properly.
Hold the meter and touch the control solution to the
edge of the sampling end of the test strip. The control
solution will be automatically drawn into the reaction
area of the test strip. Wipe excess control solution
off the cap and replace cap on control solution vial
immediately after use.
The screen will begin to count down. After 8 seconds,
the control solution testing result will appear on the
meter display screen. A “ctl” flag will also be attached
when results are shown on the screen.
Compare the reading on the screen to the control range
printed on the test strip bottle (for vial test strip) or box
(for foil-wrapped test strip). If the reading does not fall
within the control range printed on the test strip bottle or
box, see Control Solution Trouble Shooting on page 37 of
the Operations Manual.
Remove the used test strip either by pushing the ejection
switch or by pulling it out with your hand and dispose in
a proper biohazard waste container.
Insert a new test strip to perform the next test, or press
and hold the power button to turn off the meter.
Ordering Info
microdot® PRO Glucometer Kit (includes PRO Blood Glucose Meter, High Visibility Protective Sleeve, and Carrying Case
Product number: 400-LG
microdot® PRO Glucometer
Product number: 400-01
microdot® PRO Glucometer High Visibility Protective Sleeve
Product number: 801-02
microdot® PRO Glucometer Large Carrying Case
Product number: 811-01
Meter Limitations
• Inaccurate results may occur in severely
hypotensive individuals or patients in shock.
• Inaccurate low results may occur for individuals
experiencing a hyperglycemic hyperosmolar
state, with or without ketosis.
• This meter has not been evaluated in the
critically ill.
• Not for use on neonates.
• Altitudes higher than 10,335 feet may cause
inaccurate results.
• Hematocrit range higher than 70% or lower
than 10% can cause inaccurate results.
• Severe dehydration may lead to inaccurate
blood glucose test result.
• For In vitro diagnostic only.
• For over the counter use.
• Alternative site testing should be performed
only during steady-state (when glucose is not
changing rapidly).
• For multiple-patient use.
• Alternative site measurements should never be
used for insulin dosing calculations
• Do not use plasma or serum samples.
• Do not test on arterial blood samples.
