CareSens N Meter

My old kit finally gave out and I couldn’t be happier with the CareSens. The lancet pen is easier to use and is painless; the test strips just need a bit of blood on the tip. Very good value, highly recommended.

The CareSens N Blood Glucose Monitor Kit is an outstanding all-in-one solution for diabetes testing. Everything you need comes neatly included: 100 test strips, 100 lancets, a blood glucose meter, lancing device, control solution, and a handy travel case. Having all of these items in one kit makes it extremely convenient for both home use and travel. The meter itself is easy to use and provides fast, accurate readings, which gives me peace of mind for daily glucose monitoring. The lancing device is gentle and adjustable, helping to minimize discomfort during testing. I also appreciate the clear instructions and simple setup, making it beginner-friendly. The travel case is compact and well-designed, keeping all components organized and easily portable. The kit feels very well-made, with quality components that inspire confidence in long-term use. this is a reliable, convenient, and comprehensive kit for anyone managing diabetes. It combines accuracy, ease of use, and portability, making daily monitoring stress-free and efficient. I highly recommend it — a fantastic five-star purchase for personal health management! 🩸✅✨

Fyi, I was just diagnosed with diabetes. I've only used the glucose meter from CareTouch before this meter, and I just tested once with this meter. On the market, this meter and CareTouch are the cheapest choices at the time I bought this meter. So if you are considering to buy this or that, I hope my review helps. The reading seems to be pretty accurate when I use the control solution and compare my blood with CareTouch meter (same blood from one spot, same time). Comparing with CareTouch, this meter was about 7 points lower than Caretouch. By the way, I am returning Caretouch meter because it seems to read same blood sample with 50 points difference (one lancing, about 10 seconds difference). So I am not sure if this meter is working right for now since I compared this meter with CareTouch. I would surely test again when I have a lab test, and update this review. One thing I can tell you is that you will be surprised how good the quality of lancet tips are. With Caretouch, I set the lancet at 5.5 and use on palm. It hurts to draw blood and I had to squeeze to get enough blood. With CareSens, I set it at 4. There was no pain but enough blood. I think 3.5 would be good for me. The carrying pouch from CareTouch is better, personally. But this one has more room and bands to hold everything the meter comes with. Better and easier guide than CareTouch. The meter doesn't have a button to release the test strip, though. Some people would complain, but it doesn't matter because I always wash my hands. I hope this meter works for good time!

I’d say it's a good value option for routine monitoring — easy to use and well-equipped out of the box — but if you need pinpoint accuracy or use your results to guide tight insulin dosing, you might want to cross-check against a more trusted meter or lab result.

Love it! Nice little kit that works quickly, efficient, and all fits into the case. The finger pricker is adjustable, so you can set it to just the depth you need. I have mine at 2.5/5 and I hardly feel it. It takes only a few seconds for your reading and has a memory feature so you can compare to your previous readings. It helps me stay on track with my diet and hopefully prevent diabetes.

Works easily and very good product for the price!

Always accurate without any popping values for the past 5 years. It has good expiration date.

This meter gave me a LOT of stress and grief. Let me start by saying I have insulin resistant PCOS. My A1C was 5.5 which is .1 points away from prediabetic. So I started monitoring my blood glucose levels so I purchased this meter. At first the only out of range reading I would get is in the morning for my fasting sugar. I found out I was pregnant and started CLOSELY monitoring my sugars with this meter. It never read below 90 despite sometimes fasting for 18 hours. All my sugar readings in the morning were to high and sometimes I would test and it would read over 200 after a meal I would quickly double check that number and it would change to 119 and the 3rd test was no better and would say something in the middle like 159. I got new test strips thinking it must be the test strips. Still the same problem. Crazy thing is I got shipped two monitors so I even checked BETWEEN the two monitors. Results were similar on both. I changed my diet drastically, was stressed for the baby and started exercising at night to use up the excess glucose. No change. I dropped 13lbs and dropped my A1C from 5.5 to 5.2 in a month. Still. No change. Frustrated I was sure I was gonna end up being diagnosed with gestational diabetes this time. My dr prescribed me a prescription glucose monitor and when I started using that one my numbers have been phenomenal. Even the fasting number. I’m regularly dropping below 90. My sugar isn’t going above 140 after meals. Honestly it rarely goes above 121. These meters had me crying and stressed and the reality is. That they read HIGH which is not helpful when you’re trying to control your glucose and fasting numbers. I even felt light headed and dizzy and checked my numbers with it and it read 100. Checked the prescription meter and it said 54!!!!! That’s a MASSIVE margin of error. Just pick a different monitor it’s not worth the stress!