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1. Demystifying injections

   Diabetes is often associated with injections—whether it’s for capillary blood glucose testing, insulin injections or other injectable medications. In fact, in recent years, it is not only insulin that can be injected, but also other diabetes medications. ...

2. 2 minutes online. A lifetime of benefits.

   Language English Form on below and image on top Register your Accu-Chek meter today to activate your lifetime warranty and many other benefits:- Free replacement batteries and log books- Product assistance and upgrades- Our e-Newsletter filled with tips ...

3. Contact Us

   Language English Form on below and image on top For everyday questions about diabetes, your Accu-Chek ® product or to order accessories, contact us for assistance. 1-800-363-7949 Monday- Friday 9 am- 6 pm (ET). For Accu-Chek insulin pump inquiries, please ...

4. Building a sense of community

   You may be surprised to learn that an entire diabetes community exists in Canada, and possibly in your area. Consider getting involved with a local association or a support group. After all, who better to understand the diabetes-related issues you face ...

5. Aviva Connect

   Connect your Accu-Chek Aviva Connect wireless meter with your smartphone and online account so you can share information and see your progress. Blood glucose results are immediately transferred to the app, where they can be automatically sent by text to a ...

6. Aviva Nano

   This small, discreet meter is easy to use, and offers many smart tools to help you learn about, track and better control your diabetes every day. The display is bright, which makes it perfect for testing at night. Test strips are easy to handle and fill ...Screen Messages

7. Clixmotion Technology

     In gently, out under precise control. Only Accu-Chek lancing devices feature Clixmotion® technology, the principle of dual-guided motion that helps prevent vibration and oscillations while lancing. 1, 2 In the skin, the lancet is brought to a gentle ...

8. Diabetes And Intimacy

   When talking about diabetes management, sex remains a taboo subject. You hear a lot about risks for eyes, nerves, kidneys and the heart. You hear a lot less about possible problems in the bedroom—be they psychological barriers or dysfunctions. Can ...

9. What is A1c?

   Your A1c number Consider your A1c number (also known as "HbA1c" or "glycated hemoglobin") as a snapshot of your blood glucose levels over two to three months. Over time, glucose naturally attaches itself to your red blood cells. When ...

10. When Diabetes Goes For The Eyes

    It’s not a myth: diabetes can really affect eye health. Blood glucose, cholesterol levels and blood pressure are all variables that can cause serious long-term damage and, in the worst-case scenario, blindness. That’s why it’s so important to discuss this ...

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