Simple, accurate health tests for the home and the workplace.
The STANDARD LipidoCare Lipid Test system should be only used with the STANDARD LipidoCare Lipid Test Strip and Glucose Test Strip. The system is suitable for professional use as well as for self-testing, and is not intended to be used for the diagnosis of diabetes or cholesterol related cases.
We are offering fixed pack options for you to chose from giving you the flexibility to select the best testing options for the condition you are looking to monitor.
The STANDARD LipidoCare Analyser is designed to measure the quantitative measurement of the blood parameters: Total Cholesterol (‘TC’), Triglycerides (‘TG’), High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (‘HDL’), calculated ‘LDL’, ‘LDL/HDL’, ‘non-HDL’ and glucose. This system is intended for in vitro diagnostic use to test fresh capillary whole blood, venous whole blood or serum.
The STANDARD LipidoCare Lipid Test system should be only used with the STANDARD LipidoCare Lipid Test Strip and Glucose Test Strip. The system is suitable for professional use as well as for self-testing, and is not intended to be used for the diagnosis of diabetes or cholesterol related cases.
We are offering fixed pack options for you to chose from giving you the flexibility to select the best testing options for the condition you are looking to monitor.
The LipidoCare Meter comes with it’s own management software, which can be downloaded from the link under the TAB ‘How To Use’. Please note: We do not supply the standard cable to connect the meter to your PC. The cable required is a standard universal A-Male to Mini-B USB cable.
Click here here to download the Lipidocare Meter Manual
The following are necessary components to run the SD LipidoCare Management Program.
*The cable required is a standard universal A-Male to Mini-B USB cable:
This is available from most electrical retailers.
Click here to download the software.
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