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Consumer reported complaint for high blood glucose test results.The customer is using discontinued product - customer has true track meter and test strips.The product is stored according to specification in the bedroom.The test strips are expired - manufacturer's expiration date is 04/30/2020.The customer did not provide test results of concern, but stated he was concerned with a high result obtained after he had been discharged from the hospital.The customer does not know their expected blood glucose test result range.At the time of the call the customer reported experiencing blurry vision.Customer stated that 10 days prior he had gone to the hospital.Customer stated that his left arm and leg had been paralyzed and that he had fallen from his bed.Customer's wife had taken him to a clinic who had advised customer to go to the er, where he had a blood test and ecg, as well as other tests.Customer had been told his blood sugar was high; customer does not recall the exact result obtained via a urine test.Customer stated he had not been given a diagnosis.Customer stated the doctor had informed him it could have been a mild stroke or tia since once had arrived at the er his left arm and leg were not paralyzed.Customer had been discharged the following day and has follow-up appointment upcoming on monday.Customer stated that the doctor prescribed him lipitor, baby aspirin and plavix, and they told him that most probably they will prescribe him metformin depending on result of his a1c test.Customer stated that after he was discharged, he had tested with the true track meter and the expired test strips and result had been high (customer did not recall the exact number).Customer stated he had tested again (undisclosed if same finger and how long apart of each other) and the second result had been 150 mg/dl am fasting; customer stated he was satisfied with this result.During the call, a back to back blood test was not performed by the customer.The meter memory was not reviewed for previous test result history.
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