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(b)(4).Product not returned for evaluation.Customer declined replacement product at this time.Product is working as designed.Complaint resolved.Most likely underlying root cause: mlc-14-insufficient blood sample applied to strip (user).(b)(4).Manufacturer contacted customer on (b)(6) 2018 in a follow-up call to ensure the customer's condition since the initial call; while customer was unconscious the home health nurse arrived before the paramedics.The nurse checked the customer's blood sugar with her meter, the results was 31 mg/dl.She checked it with the true metrix a few minutes later, the result was 37mg/dl fasting.The nurse administered medications to rise up blood sugar.By the time the paramedics arrived, the customer was stable, responsive, and did not need to be transferred to the hospital.Sister decline replacement of product, she states that the issue has been resolved and that the products have been resolved.Customer's condition has improved, and they are no longer experiencing symptoms.
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Consumer reported complaint for e-2 accompanied by symptoms.Sister is calling on behalf of the customer.The expected fasting blood glucose test result range is undisclosed.The customer did report symptoms of feeling fatigue and weak.Medical attention is reported as a result of the actual blood glucose results and reported symptoms.The product is stored by customer according to specification in the living room.During the call on (b)(6) 2018, a back to back blood test was not performed.The test strip lot manufacturer's expiration date is 08/16/2019 and open vial date is undisclosed.The meter memory was not reviewed for previous test result history.Customer recently had open heart surgery.Customer feels fatigue and weak.Unknown if symptoms are related to post surgery or diabetes.Customer's sister called in stating that the meter was reading e-2.During troubleshooting, sister stated i got to go, she's ill, she's ill and disconnected the call.It appeared that the customer symptoms got worse.Unknown if they will seek medical intervention.
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