For health professionals 
Lancets are for single use only due to hygienic reasons and because the needle will become dull with repeated use. The lancet is only sterile until first-time use.
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You need to wash your hands with warm water and soap and dry them before lancing. This helps to remove any residues from the skin, which can lead to incorrect results, and helps to stimulate the blood flow.
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Using strips that have expired can cause your results to be inaccurate. If your strips have expired, throw them away and begin using a new vial of strips. The expiration date is printed on every vial of strips.
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The meter can be turned on by pressing and releasing the Power/OK button or inserting a strip. The meter can be turned off by pressing and holding the Power/OK button.
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The Accu-Chek meters use two 3-volt lithium coin cell batteries (type CR2032) found in many stores.
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All information is saved when you change the batteries of any Accu-Chek meter, including the memory, your logbook data, results, diary information, and settings. You should still check that the time and date are correct when you’ve inserted new batteries.
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Accu-Chek Guide meter
Accu-Chek Guide Link meter
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The Accu-Chek Guide System meters use Accu-Chek Guide strips.
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Go into the Settings menu, then Wireless, then Flight Mode. Press OK to disable Bluetooth communication.
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Whatever type of Accu-Chek meter you have, cleaning and disinfecting are important for good maintenance.
While cleaning is simply removing dirt from the meter, disinfecting refers to removing as many of the disease-causing microorganisms and other germs as possible.
When to clean and disinfect your Accu-Chek Meter:
You should clean and disinfect your meter once a week, or any time blood gets on it. You should also clean your meter before allowing anyone else to handle it.
The parts of your Accu-Chek meter you should keep clean:
Be sure to clean the areas around slots and openings, while being careful not to get any moisture in them.
You should also wipe down the entire meter surface, including the meter display.
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