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Essential reading on diabetic test strip technology

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The high cost of branded diabetic test strips has spawned three alternative markets: legitimate third-party generics, illegal counterfeits, and the gr...

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The evolution of diabetic test strips is defined by the transition from **Photometric** to **Electrochemical** detection. **Photometric technology**...

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History & Major Events

Electron Mediator Technologies

Electron mediators are critical chemical components in modern diabetic test strips that shuttle electrons from the glucose enzyme to the sensor electr...

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Technology & Innovation

Enzyme Chemistry: GOx vs. GDH

The choice of enzyme in diabetic test strips—**Glucose Oxidase (GOx)** versus **Glucose Dehydrogenase (GDH)**—represents a trade-off between specifici...

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History & Major Events

Evolution of Calibration (Coding)

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Evolution Timeline

Key milestones in the development of blood glucose monitoring technology

1960s

Early Colorimetric Testing

1970s

First Consumer Meters

1980s

Electrochemical Revolution

1990s

Miniaturization Era

2000s

No-Coding Technology

2010s

CGM Disruption

2020s

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Technology Comparison

Compare detection methods used in modern glucose monitoring

Electrochemical vs. Photometric

FeatureElectrochemicalPhotometric
Sample Volume0.3-1 µL3+ µL
Test Time3-5 seconds30-60 seconds
InterferenceLower susceptibilityHigher susceptibility
CostHigher manufacturing costLower manufacturing cost
AccuracyHigher precisionModerate precision
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