POC- waived Ketone testing device for Whole blood

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Is anyone currently using any waived POC ketone device for whole blood, and what do you recommend?

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We use the Abbott handheld glucose instrument for Ketones; just in pediatrics.

PXP glucometer has ketone strip available, just like the glucose strip but packaging is somewhat pink in color.

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Alma
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We have the LucidPlus device from Vidan that does beta hydroxybutyrate. It is waived and relatively simple to perform and inexpensive. 

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