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Patients and physicians expect accurate whole blood glucose monitoring even when patients are anemic, are undergoing peritoneal dialysis, or have slightly elevated ascorbate levels. The objective of this study was to estimate analytical error in two consumer and two hospital glucose meters contributed by variations in hematocrit, maltose, ascorbate, and imprecision.

Estimates of Total Analytical Error in Consumer and Hospital Glucose Meters Contributed by Hematocrit, Maltose, and Ascorbate