Glucochek blood glucose meter for use with Ames Dextrostix

Made:
1980 in Crawley
Glucochek blood glucose meter for use with Ames Dextrostix

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Glucochek blood glucose meter for use with Ames Dextrostix, with mains adapter and instruction leaflet

Details

Category:
Therapeutics
Object Number:
1994-420
Materials:
plastic (unidentified), metal (unknown) and electrical component
Measurements:
overall (adapter-body): 74 mm x 49 mm x 90 mm, 0.2389 kg
overall (Glucocheck meter): 42 mm x 80 mm x 133 mm, 0.2128 kg
type:
meter
credit:
Hayward, R.

Parts

Glucochek blood glucose meter

Glucochek blood glucose meter

Glucochek blood glucose meter for use with Ames Dextrostix

Measurements:
overall (adapter-body): 74 mm x 49 mm x 90 mm, 0.2389 kg
overall (Glucocheck meter): 42 mm x 80 mm x 133 mm, 0.2128 kg
Materials:
plastic (unidentified) , metal (unknown) and electrical component
Object Number:
1994-420/1
type:
glucometer
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Glucochek instruction leaflet

Glucochek instruction leaflet

Instruction leaflet for Glucochek blood glucose meter for use with Ames Dextrostix

Measurements:
overall: 1 mm x 85 mm x 130 mm,
overall (adapter-body): 74 mm x 49 mm x 90 mm, 0.2389 kg
overall (Glucocheck meter): 42 mm x 80 mm x 133 mm, 0.2128 kg
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Object Number:
1994-420/3
type:
leaflets

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