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    qLabs® ElectroMeter Plus Coagulation measuring instrument

    qLabs® Electrometer Plus is a device developed to enable patients using oral anticoagulants (blood thinners) to monitor their INR values at home and thus reduce the risk of complications that may arise from taking Coumadin at unwanted doses.

    The qLabs Electrometer Plus device, developed and manufactured by Micropoint for patients to successfully perform their own INR monitoring and used by hundreds of thousands of patients around the world, is a reliable and practical solution for INR monitoring of patients receiving oral anticoagulant (Coumadin) therapy.

    Features:

    • Measures with a drop of blood taken from the finger and gives the INR value result within 2 minutes
    • Measurement of INR value anywhere and anytime
    • Large, easy-ot-read backlit display
    • Easy to use
    • Warning notice for incorrect use

    Package contents:
    • qLabs Q1 ElectroMeter Plus

    • Soft-bag

    • User Manual

    • 4 Pieces AA Batterys

    • 12 Pieces PT-INR Test Strips
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