Simple, accurate health tests for the home and the workplace.
£6.89 – £8.27
The Control Solution helps to ensure that the system is working correctly. Always run a Control Solution test whenever you open a new bottle of test strips.
Diabetics do not have to pay VAT but unfortunately most pharmacies and retailers will require you to pay the full price including VAT and will leave you to fill out a long form to claim the VAT back. But if you buy from us, all you need to do is to confirm you are a diabetic from the drop-down menu and you will be charged the price excluding VAT. You must select an option from the drop-down menu to get the correct price.
*Please note that if you select “Yes I have diabetes” then you MUST provide us with your home address. This is because you are making a legal declaration which we will supply to HMRC so they need your home address details. If you want the goods delivered to an alternate address such as your work or to a storage facility and you select the non-VAT option, then you will need to send us a message with your home address before we can ship the goods*
STANDARD GlucoNavii control solution is intended for Quality Control of the STANDARD GlucoNavii GDH and Standard GlucoNavii NFC Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems.
The Control Solution helps to ensure that the system is working correctly. Always run a Control Solution test whenever you open a new bottle of test strips.
GlucoNavii control solution contains a known amount of glucose that reacts with chemicals on test strip of GlucoNavii GDH & GlucoNavii NFC. When you apply a drop of Glucose Control solution to the test strip according to the same procedure as whole blood. THe glucose in the control solution reacts with chemicals in the test strip. The result displayed on the meter should fall within the expected range printed on the test strip container label. Obtaining a single result within the expected range is sufficient to verify system performance. A result outside the range printed on the test strip container label may indicate the system is not performing correctly. This control solution is not for use as a cleaning solution.
Dedicated and knowledgeable customer service. At Home Health UK personally evaluate every product we sell prior to listing it to ensure that we know exactly how it works. We have vast experience in using blood glucose meters in particular. We are happy to offer suggestions and advice 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
For more detailed information on diabetes click here.
For more information about blood glucose monitoring from the NHS click here.
For more information about diabetes from Home Health UK’s health information pages, click here.
For instructions on how to use the control solution click here.
You need the meter, a test strip, and control solution level 2 or 3. The acceptable range of each level is printed on the test strip label.
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Peter Jones verified purchase –
Everything working brilliant. The machine you supplied me the “GlucoNavvi” is the best machine I have used to date, I have tested several, I will get the names complied if you would like me to. I feel safer with the “GlucoNavvi”