DEVICE: CURO Glucose Strips (00860394001294)

An assembly of portable devices intended to simultaneously continuously monitor interstitial glucose levels and subcutaneously infuse insulin in patients with diabetes. Sometimes referred to as a closed loop artificial pancreas, it consists of a percutaneous blood glucose monitoring system (CGM), an ambulatory insulin infusion pump, and software on a dedicated handset or transmitter capable of telemetric communication with the other components. The software contains an algorithm to allow continuous communication between the two devices, and may enable the manual input of data with respect to meals and physical activity.

A collection of devices intended for the quantitative measurement of glucose levels in whole blood in a short period, typically several minutes, and to noninvasively measure blood pressure; it is designed to be used for self-testing by a layperson in the home, and some types may in addition be used at the point-of-care. It typically consists of a portable analyser (a self-testing meter), reagents, test strips and accessories (e.g., a lancet), and a blood pressure cuff. Measured glucose values are used to manage blood glucose levels, primarily by persons with diabetes mellitus.

A collection of devices including a portable, battery-powered, semi-automated or automated instrument (self-testing meter), reagents, test strips and/or other associated materials and accessories (e.g., control solutions, lancets) intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of glucose in a whole blood clinical specimen; it is designed to be used for self-testing by a layperson in the home, and some types may in addition be used at the point-of-care. Measured glucose values are used to manage blood glucose levels, primarily by persons with diabetes mellitus.

A collection of devices intended to be used exclusively at the point-of-care by medical professionals for the quantitative measurement of glucose levels in whole blood in a short period, typically several minutes, and to noninvasively measure blood pressure. It typically consists of a portable analyser (a self-testing meter), reagents, test strips and accessories (e.g., a lancet), and a blood pressure cuff. Measured glucose values are used to manage blood glucose levels, primarily by persons with diabetes mellitus.

An electrically-powered instrument intended to be used for the quantitative in vitro measurement of glucose levels in whole blood; it is designed to be used for self-testing by a layperson in the home, and some types may in addition be used at the point-of-care. Measured glucose values are used to manage blood glucose levels, primarily by persons with diabetes mellitus. This analyser is typically included in a blood glucose monitoring system.

A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the quantitative in vitro measurement of glucose levels in whole blood, serum, plasma and/or other body fluid. The device operates with minimal technician involvement and complete automation of all procedural steps.

An electrically-powered manual laboratory instrument intended to be used for the quantitative in vitro measurement of glucose levels in whole blood, serum, plasma and/or other body fluid.

An electrically-powered automated or semi-automated laboratory instrument intended to be used for the quantitative in vitro measurement of glucose levels in whole blood, serum, plasma and/or other body fluid.

An electrically-powered instrument intended to be used exclusively at the point-of-care by medical professionals for the quantitative in vitro measurement of glucose levels in whole blood. Measured glucose values are used to manage blood glucose levels, primarily by persons with diabetes mellitus. This analyser is typically included in a blood glucose monitoring system.

A collection of devices including a portable, electrically-powered instrument (meter), reagents, test strips and/or other associated materials and accessories (e.g., control solutions, lancets) intended to be used exclusively at the point-of-care by medical professionals for the quantitative measurement of glucose singularly in a whole blood clinical specimen. Measured glucose values are used to manage blood glucose levels, primarily by persons with diabetes mellitus.