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Consumer reported complaint for hi blood glucose results.The expected fasting blood glucose test result range is undisclosed.The customer feels well and did report symptoms.Medical attention is not reported as a result of the actual blood glucose results.The product is stored by customer according to specification in the bedroom.During the call on (b)(6) 2018, a blood test was performed fasting by the customer and produced test results of hil using true track meter.The test strip lot manufacturer's expiration date is 02/24/2019 and open vial date is approximately one week ago.The meter memory was reviewed for previous test result history.Result 1 : hi display, date: (b)(6) 2018, time: 4:58 pm, fasting.Result 2 : hi display, date: (b)(6) 2018, time: 5:36 pm, fasting.Customer called in states the meter is reading hi display.Customer states he went to the hospital 2 weeks ago and has never been diagnosed with diabetes.Customer states he was not feeling well and when he got to the hospital 2 weeks ago and his glucose was 640 mg/dl non-fasting using the hospital's meter.Customer was not using a meter at the time of hospitalization and has not been diagnosed with diabetes as of yet.Customer was instructed to follow up with an endocrinologist but missed the appointment due to traffic this week.Customer states he purchased meter and strips a week ago but was afraid to test until today.Customer states he left the vial open today for about 10 minutes.Advised customer to call his doctor for instruction and to purchase a new vial to test with.Customer is storing test strips correctly.Customer denies the need for medical attention at the time of call and denies signs and symptoms of hyperglycemia at the time of call.Customer will call doctor for further instructions.
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