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product_id: 46868062
title: "Blood Glucose Test Strips for Monitor System, Red-Yellow, (50 pieces)"
brand: "freestyle lite"
price: "€ 71.23"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Freestyle Lite"
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# 60 sec re-apply window No coding needed 0.3 µL tiny blood sample Blood Glucose Test Strips for Monitor System, Red-Yellow, (50 pieces)

**Brand:** freestyle lite
**Price:** € 71.23
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🩸 Test smarter, not harder — precision in every drop!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Blood Glucose Test Strips for Monitor System, Red-Yellow, (50 pieces) by freestyle lite
- **How much does it cost?** € 71.23 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.cy](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/46868062-blood-glucose-test-strips-for-monitor-system-red-yellow-50)

## Best For

- freestyle lite enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted freestyle lite brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trusted Compatibility:** Designed exclusively for FreeStyle Lite and Freedom Lite systems for reliable results.
- • **Extended Re-Apply Time:** Up to 60 seconds to add blood means fewer wasted strips and more accuracy.
- • **Hassle-Free Testing with No Coding:** Eliminates manual coding errors for seamless glucose monitoring.
- • **Minimal Blood Sample, Maximum Convenience:** Requires only 0.3 µL blood for fast, painless testing.
- • **Patented ZipWik Tabs for Effortless Application:** Quick, mess-free blood application every time.

## Overview

Freestyle Lite® Blood Glucose Test Strips deliver highly accurate glucose readings with just a tiny 0.3 µL blood sample. Featuring patented ZipWik tabs for easy application and a generous 60-second re-apply window, these strips reduce waste and simplify testing. No coding required, ensuring a seamless experience exclusively with FreeStyle Lite and Freedom Lite monitors. Trusted by thousands, these strips combine precision, convenience, and reliability for proactive diabetes management.

## Description

FreeStyle Lite 01/2019 dating

Review: Great value - They work just fine !
Review: desertcart-purchased Freestyle Lite test strips vs pharmacy-purchased Freestyle Lite Lite strips - Back in December, I wanted to start testing my blood glucose daily. After a bit of research,I purchased a Contour Next EZ Diabetes Testing Kit as it was rated the most accurate. However, I could not get the hang of getting enough of a blood sample to make it work. So, I purchased an Abbott Freestyle Lite test kit at my local pharmacy as it was #2 in that list. With the Freestyle Lite, it seemed to have a better lancet device and the test strips allowed easy (and seemingly small!) blood samples. All was good. Then, I purchased my first batch of Freestyle test strips from desertcart. I noticed the different coloring and the "not for sale in the US" or imported from the EU (European Union) or Ireland notice on the test strip bottle. I purchased two of them and, given the price, I thought I'd use them and see where things went. However, I saw comments that they were not accurate. So, being an engineer and not afraid of Excel, I decided to compare the two. I purchased another test strip bottle at the local pharmacy. What the heck, I added the Contour into the test. First, I would periodically test all with their manufacturer's test solutions. All were within their limits. (It bugs me that not all manufacturer's solution work with manufacturer's devices. Some solutions do seem to work across manufactures but others not. The Contour seems more sensitive requiring its own...) My methods: each morning, I laid out three sets of each test strip: Free stylepharmacy, Contour, and Freestyle desertcart purchased. Clean hands with soap and warm water. Select and clean (alcohol wipe) a finger (based on my spreadsheet), ensure it was dry, using only the Freestyle lancet, and started poking. Carefully take a sample with the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle and immediately with the Contour from the same poke, if possible (I finally figured out how to do them). I noted the results on a spreadsheet (each row had data, finger, 3 pharmacy-purchased results, 3 desertcart-purchased results, and 3 Contour results). I worked to get samples quickly. Sometimes additional pokes with the lancet was required. I would pull and discard the test strip with one hand and then replace with a new one with the other so as not to risk contaminating the test strips. I did this for three months. I added averages and standard deviations. Twice, over the last two months, I had blood draws from LabCorp. The first time, I went to the parking lot and took samples within 10 seconds for all three sets of test strips. The second time (earlier this week), I only tested the pharmacy Freestyle and the Contour but I also worked with the phlebotomist / lab tech to get a sample directly from her blood draw but also took a normal finger poke in the parking lot. I used the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle as the base for comparisons among the strips. So, here are MY observations. First, the pharmacy Freestyle test strips showed the least variation across samples taken (remember, 3 samples of with each kind of strip were taken every morning). Contour was the most consistent results: Contour average of daily standard deviations of 3.9; Freestyle1 pharmacy-purchased Freestyle average of daily standard deviations of 5.0; Freestyle1 desertcart-purchased Freestyle average of daily standard deviations of 5.4. When compared with the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle strips, the desertcart purchased were within %2.8 of the pharmacy purchased and the Contour was within %8.8 of the pharmacy purchased Freestyle strips. When comparing the differences between my glucose meter readings LabCorp testing, when samples were taken directly from the LabCorp injection site, the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle Lite was within %4 and the Contour with %9.6. When the LabCorp results were compared to finger-stick taken within 10 minutes, the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle Lite was within %2.8, the desertcart-purchased Freestyle Lite strips were within %13, and the Contour were within %5.5. My conclusion is that the both devices and all the strips were within the %15 range required for glucose meters. Further more, the Freestyle lite pharmacy-purchased strips was the most accurate though had a little more variation within the range of being accurate. The the desertcart-purchased strips results were fine. While the Contour were more consistent, they seemed to fall in between the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle strips and the desertcart-purchased Freestyle strips..

## Features

- Freestyle lite blood glucose test strips needs tiny sample size – only 0.3 µL
- Freestyle lite test strips comes with Patented ZipWik tabs that make application quick and easy
- This test strips up to 60 seconds to re-apply blood means fewer wasted test strips
- Freestyle lite testing strips not required any coding means one less step
- Easy testing and are intended to be used with Free Style Lite and Free Style Freedom Lite blood glucose monitoring systems only.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B075VD1JTW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,107 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #8 in Diabetic Blood Test Strips |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,452) |
| Date First Available  | September 22, 2017 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Manufacturer  | NovoFine |
| Product Dimensions  | 2 x 2 x 2.25 inches; 0.32 ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Freestyle Lite
- **Number of Pieces:** 50
- **Special Feature:** Disposable, Instant Result, Self Test
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Blood Glucose Test
- **Test type:** ["ood Gluco"]

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value
*by R***N on January 29, 2026*

They work just fine !

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazon-purchased Freestyle Lite test strips vs pharmacy-purchased Freestyle Lite Lite strips
*by A***E on March 11, 2022*

Back in December, I wanted to start testing my blood glucose daily. After a bit of research,I purchased a Contour Next EZ Diabetes Testing Kit as it was rated the most accurate. However, I could not get the hang of getting enough of a blood sample to make it work. So, I purchased an Abbott Freestyle Lite test kit at my local pharmacy as it was #2 in that list. With the Freestyle Lite, it seemed to have a better lancet device and the test strips allowed easy (and seemingly small!) blood samples. All was good. Then, I purchased my first batch of Freestyle test strips from Amazon. I noticed the different coloring and the "not for sale in the US" or imported from the EU (European Union) or Ireland notice on the test strip bottle. I purchased two of them and, given the price, I thought I'd use them and see where things went. However, I saw comments that they were not accurate. So, being an engineer and not afraid of Excel, I decided to compare the two. I purchased another test strip bottle at the local pharmacy. What the heck, I added the Contour into the test. First, I would periodically test all with their manufacturer's test solutions. All were within their limits. (It bugs me that not all manufacturer's solution work with manufacturer's devices. Some solutions do seem to work across manufactures but others not. The Contour seems more sensitive requiring its own...) My methods: each morning, I laid out three sets of each test strip: Free stylepharmacy, Contour, and Freestyle Amazon purchased. Clean hands with soap and warm water. Select and clean (alcohol wipe) a finger (based on my spreadsheet), ensure it was dry, using only the Freestyle lancet, and started poking. Carefully take a sample with the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle and immediately with the Contour from the same poke, if possible (I finally figured out how to do them). I noted the results on a spreadsheet (each row had data, finger, 3 pharmacy-purchased results, 3 Amazon-purchased results, and 3 Contour results). I worked to get samples quickly. Sometimes additional pokes with the lancet was required. I would pull and discard the test strip with one hand and then replace with a new one with the other so as not to risk contaminating the test strips. I did this for three months. I added averages and standard deviations. Twice, over the last two months, I had blood draws from LabCorp. The first time, I went to the parking lot and took samples within 10 seconds for all three sets of test strips. The second time (earlier this week), I only tested the pharmacy Freestyle and the Contour but I also worked with the phlebotomist / lab tech to get a sample directly from her blood draw but also took a normal finger poke in the parking lot. I used the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle as the base for comparisons among the strips. So, here are MY observations. First, the pharmacy Freestyle test strips showed the least variation across samples taken (remember, 3 samples of with each kind of strip were taken every morning). Contour was the most consistent results: Contour average of daily standard deviations of 3.9; Freestyle1 pharmacy-purchased Freestyle average of daily standard deviations of 5.0; Freestyle1 Amazon-purchased Freestyle average of daily standard deviations of 5.4. When compared with the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle strips, the Amazon purchased were within %2.8 of the pharmacy purchased and the Contour was within %8.8 of the pharmacy purchased Freestyle strips. When comparing the differences between my glucose meter readings LabCorp testing, when samples were taken directly from the LabCorp injection site, the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle Lite was within %4 and the Contour with %9.6. When the LabCorp results were compared to finger-stick taken within 10 minutes, the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle Lite was within %2.8, the Amazon-purchased Freestyle Lite strips were within %13, and the Contour were within %5.5. My conclusion is that the both devices and all the strips were within the %15 range required for glucose meters. Further more, the Freestyle lite pharmacy-purchased strips was the most accurate though had a little more variation within the range of being accurate. The the Amazon-purchased strips results were fine. While the Contour were more consistent, they seemed to fall in between the pharmacy-purchased Freestyle strips and the Amazon-purchased Freestyle strips..

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jules
*by J***N on January 24, 2026*

I have used these for years and am grateful they are on Amazon for easy receiving! Price good also.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-16*