The General Electric Ge200 Blood Glucose Monitor is a trusted device that delivers accurate results in as little as 5 seconds, designed for people who need quick, reliable blood glucose readings. This handheld meter is easy to use and supports ongoing tracking for daily management of glucose levels.
Key benefits
- 5-second results with rapid dehydrogenase electrochemical sensing, giving you fast feedback after each test.
- Auto-coding eliminates the need for manual coding, improving precision and reducing setup time.
- Tiny sample required only 0.75 microliters of blood, minimizing discomfort during testing.
- Large, readable display displays results at a glance for easy interpretation, even on the go.
- Wide hematocrit range accurately measures glucose from 20% to 65% hematocrit, ensuring dependable results across users.
- Side-insert test strips provide better hygiene and easier handling, especially for dexterity issues.
- Memory and averaging stores up to 1000 test results with date/time, plus 1-, 7-, 14-, 30-, and 90-day averages to help with trend analysis.
Ingredients and key components
- Dehydrogenase electrochemical sensor forms the measurement core, converting a glucose reaction into a readable electrical signal.
- Proprietary FAD-GDH technology enables reliable measurement with a robust chemistry that supports consistent results.
- Gold electrodes contribute to stable electrical conduction and accuracy during testing.
- Large plastic test strips are designed for durability and ease of use, with the backlight feature for readability in various lighting conditions.
Usage tips and suitability
This device is best for individuals who require quick glucose readings and value a simple, low-blood-volume test. It supports a wide hematocrit range, making it suitable for diverse users. Store and transport the monitor per the included guide to maintain accuracy. For accurate long-term tracking, utilize the 1, 7, 14, 30, and 90 day averaging features and review the log book and emergency cards included with the package. Follow the included product instructions for operation.
Important safety considerations: do not rely on the device for medical decisions without confirming results with a healthcare professional. The operating temperature range is 43–111°F (6–44°C) and relative humidity should be 10–90% for proper function. The minimum sample volume is 0.75 microliters, and the measurement range is 20–600 mg/dL (1.1–33.3 mmol/L). The monitor runs on two CR2032 batteries with an approximate life of 1000 tests.
All included components help you stay organized: a meter, getting started guide, user’s manual, lancing device, two CR2032 batteries, carrying case, log book, and emergency cards. The device powers off automatically after 2 minutes of inactivity to conserve battery life.
These details reflect standard usage for this category of glucose monitors and the device’s own specification set. It is designed for personal health management and does not replace medical advice.
How to use Ge200 Blood Glucose Monitor
A concise, step-by-step guide to obtaining a reading and reviewing your data.
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Prepare device
Insert two CR2032 batteries and ensure the monitor powers on. Review the manual and set up auto-coding for automatic calibration.
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Prepare test strips
Open a test strip package and insert the strip into the meter following the side-insert design for proper orientation.
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Apply blood sample
Touch the sample to the test strip with a tiny blood droplet of 0.75 microliters until the meter accepts the sample.
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Read result
Wait about 5 seconds for the glucose reading to appear on the large display. Note the result along with date and time in the log book.
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Review data
Use the 1, 7, 14, 30, and 90 day averaging features to track trends. Store the device and strips as recommended and power off after use.
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Safety and maintenance
Keep the device within operating conditions (6–44°C, 10–90% humidity). Do not use beyond specified ranges and discard used strips as directed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the sample size required for a reading?
The Ge200 requires a minimum sample volume of 0.75 microliters to obtain a reading.
How long does it take to get a result?
Test results appear in 5 seconds using the dehydrogenase electrochemical sensor system.
Who should use this monitor?
It is designed for individuals who need quick, reliable glucose readings with a large, easy-to-read display and memory for up to 1000 results. Suitable for users across a hematocrit range of 20% to 65%.
Are there safety or usage precautions I should know?
Operate within the specified temperature range (43–111°F / 6–44°C) and relative humidity (10–90%). Use two CR2032 batteries and follow the included guide for safe handling and storage. The device provides 1-, 7-, 14-, 30-, and 90-day averaging to help with tracking trends.
What should I do if readings seem off?
Refer to the user manual and the log book for trend analysis. If readings are inconsistent, confirm with a healthcare professional and consider the large hematocrit range support (20–65%).
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