Bayer Breeze2 Test Strips Mail Order 200Ct (4 Boxes of 50CT = 200CT Total)

First Impressions:So simple to use. Makes total sense.Quality: No complaints. Sturdy product.Product Overview:I’ve been a diabetic for a couple of months now. I soon recognized like so many others how much of a money grab this disease is. These strips are the top dog of all the money makers. The biggest scam in diabetes medicine going today. In the pharmacy WITH insurance, strips can cost more than $1 per strip! So if you have to take four readings per day (breakfast, lunch, dinner and before bed) you’re screwed at $4 per day or 120+ per month. It’s ridiculous and should be criminal. So just imagine if you DON’T have insurance. These strips are priced so much better… It’s still high but 200 quality strips for less than 50 qty in a pharmacy with insurance is hands down a good deal.I’ve tried the onetouch and I looked into a few others but the bayer cartridge disk is without a doubt the easiest to load and use that I’ve come across personally. All you have to do is press a button to open the monitor, insert the disk, close and pull the trigger. The design is supposed to help out those with arthritis as well since there is not squeezing or twisting involved. The reader seems pretty consistent and will read thigh samples along with finger and hand. Normally I stick with fingers because I can get that deep, thick, red sample that flows nicely into the strip. I appreciate the eject button that makes cleanup easy and the readout is huge so no squinting.Major Concerns:I really don’t have a major concern but there is something to keep an eye on. One out of every couple hundred trigger pulls may go wrong. When you pull the trigger down it cuts open the strip. When you push the trigger back up it ejects and holds the strip. On occasion that process fails and the strip is stuck inside or comes out broken. In that case you have to open the device and make sure the disk is seated properly. The ejected strip is unsalvageable though.Final Thoughts:If you’ve got diabetes you need to catch a break somewhere and if you’ve got the Breeze2 then this price point is your break. Stock up while you can because I only expect the money grab to get worse. Keeping people just sick enough is big business. These guys seem to be bucking the trend of price gouging. I highly recommend this product and this seller.

The test strips arrived on time, and the expiration date was good for one year. I was completely pleased with the product,timely deliver and above all the price.

My wife purchased these & they came in two days. They had an 18 month expiration date and worked fine in her meter. They came as advertised.No complaints and price was right.

My order for Bayer Breeze Test Strips 200 ct. from Buy Wholesale Prices sent on November 30, 2016 all had an expiration date of 1/17. All previous orders for the same product had expiration dates of 6/17, 7/17, and 8/17. All previous orders were from different vendors. Why send a product with little time before expiration!!!!!

UNBELIEVABLE PRICE!! My husband doesn't have Prescription coverage so we have to pay out of pocket for these. I usually pay OVER $100 per box so you know I was excited to get such a great deal on these! I was worried that the expiration dates would be less than 6 months away but that was not the case. It's basically the same thing you would buy right off the shelf at the store! Highly recommend getting these from this dealer.

I ordered these a few weeks ago and they seemed to work very well, so I ordered them again. The price was about one-third of the price quoted me in my pharmacy. The first thing I did after opening the package, was to check the expiration date on the boxes. It was 2017. very good.

All good.

What can one say. If you have the Bayer meter that is appropriate for this one, it does the job well. On the occasions when both I and a medical technician have performed the Blood Sugar test, there has always been a close concordance between us. Very rarely over the years have the meter and test strip failed to do the job...for one reason or another of unknown origin.........probably "pilot error" so to speak.