AlphaTRAK

Canine and Feline Diabetes Pet Medications

AlphaTRAK is a hand-held blood glucose monitoring system for cats and dogs. A complete kit is available that includes the AlphaTRAK blood glucose meter, control solution, lancets, and test strips. These components are also sold individually. The system's testing range is 20 mg/dL to 500 mg/dL.

Benefits of AlphaTRAK:

• Accurate readings for optimal diabetes management
• Requires the smallest possible blood sample of only 0.3 µL
• Uses capillary blood, meaning no venous punctures
• Portable system
• Easy to use
• Provides results in less than 15 seconds
• Complete kit includes a quick user's guide, a diabetes diary, and an instructional video

Monitors blood sugar levels in diabetic pets for successful management of the condition. Discuss target blood glucose values and appropriate measures for high and low values with your veterinarian.

Availability:

Complete blood glucose monitoring kit; glucose meter; 2 bottles of 4 mL of control solution; 100 sterile 28-gauge lancets; 50 test strips

Warnings:

Discard lancets after one use; lancets are dulled after use, making subsequent uses unnecessarily painful for pets. Handle test strips with clean, dry hands. Do not bend, cut, or alter them in any fashion. Use test strips immediately after removal from packaging and replace cap immediately. Test strips provide accurate readings only once. Drying agents used on test strips may be harmful if inhaled or swallowed and may irritate the skin or eyes. Accurate readings require fresh, whole blood. Do not dilute the control solution with water or any other liquid. Control solution is not for ingestion.

Storage:

Keep products out of reach of children and animals. Store at room temperature below 86 degrees F. Protect control solution from freezing and store with cap closed tightly. Store test strips in their original container only. Protect from moisture and direct sunlight. Use or discard control solution within 3 months of opening. Discard unused product at expiration date. Deposit used lancets in an appropriate storage container for sharp biohazardous medical waste and bring them to your veterinarian for disposal.