AlphaTrak 3 Blood Glucose Monitoring System – Starter Kit for Dogs, Cats and Horses

The AlphaTrak 3 Blood Glucose Monitoring System is a veterinary blood glucose meter designed for in vitro diagnostic use in cats, dogs and horses. The meter is specifically calibrated for these animal species, accounting for differences in blood glucose distribution compared with humans.

Who the Product is For

For blood glucose monitoring in cats, dogs and horses. Veterinary guidance should be obtained when monitoring animals diagnosed with or being assessed for diabetes mellitus.

Key Benefits

• Specifically calibrated for dogs, cats and horses.

• Requires a small blood sample of approximately 0.3 µL.

• Produces results within approximately 5 seconds when correctly used.

• Bluetooth enabled for use with the AlphaTrak 3 app.

• Meter can store up to 500 test results.

• Starter kit includes 25 test strips and blood-sampling accessories.

Directions for Use

Insert an AlphaTrak 3 test strip into the meter port to switch the meter on. Select the correct species using the appropriate code strip. Obtain a blood sample and touch the tip of the test strip to the sample. The glucose result will appear on the display.

Follow the supplied AlphaTrak 3 instructions and veterinary guidance for testing frequency and interpretation of results. Only compatible AlphaTrak 3 test strips and control solution should be used with the meter.

Storage & Other Instructions

For animal use only. Keep the meter, test strips, lancets, batteries and other components out of reach of children.

Important battery warning: The product contains button/coin cell batteries. Ingestion can cause severe injury. New and used batteries must be kept out of reach of children. Seek immediate medical attention if a battery is suspected to have been swallowed or inserted into any part of the body.

The product is labelled as a veterinary medical device for in vitro diagnostic use in animals and for use under the direction of a veterinary professional.

Use strictly according to the manufacturer’s instructions supplied with the product. Product information is provided for reference and does not replace veterinary advice. Veterinary guidance should be obtained for diagnosis, interpretation of blood glucose results, treatment decisions and changes to diabetes management.