Consumer reported complaint for high blood glucose test results.The customer is concerned with test results from results obtained of 241, 183, 184, 173 and 182 mg/dl.Customer had initially also reported complaint for hi to coordinator; when contacted by technician, customer was unsure if what she had seen had been hi; a result of hi was not reviewed in the meter memory.The customer stated the results had been obtained using two vials, same lot number, of test strips.The customer¿s expected am fasting blood glucose test result range is 119-134 mg/dl.At the time of the call the customer reported feeling thirsty.Customer stated that a week and half ago while using the old vial test strips, she had sent a web note to her doctor due to the results obtained.Customer stated the doctor had increased her metformin dosage from 1 to 2 pills twice a day.Customer stated she had sent a note to her doctor this morning regarding the high results and symptom but her doctor has not yet replied.During the call, a back to back blood test was not performed by the customer.The product is stored according to specification in the bedroom.The test strip lot manufacturer¿s expiration date is 08/29/2023; customer stated she no longer has strips from old vial and it had been opened less than a month ago, customer stated the new vial had been opened (b)(6) 2022.The meter memory was reviewed for previous test result history (date/time not set, customer stated all are am results): result 1: 241 mg/dl date: 12/01 time: 12:41 pm non-fasting am (new vial).Result 2: 183 mg/dl date: 11/29 time: 7:00 am fasting (old vial).Result 3: 184 mg/dl date: 11/29 time: 6:53 am fasting (old vial).Result 4: 173 mg/dl date: 11/28 time: 7:06 am fasting (old vial).Result 5: 182 mg/dl date: 11/27 time: 6:25 am fasting (old vial).
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