Dear Carol, and everyone,

I haven't seen it yet, but I have heard it. I.L.A. is carying it for $29.95.

I think it will be worth the money for those of us who are diabetics.

I'm praying for you all.

Lovings,
Pat Ferguson

At 02:56 PM 6/20/2006, you wrote:
>Pat,
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>What do you think of it?  Have you used or seen it yourself?
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>I ask as I have a friend who will be interested to know.
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>Lovings coming your way, as always:
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>--
>Carol
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>----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Ferguson" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 4:28 AM
>Subject: Off topic, New Prodigy talking glucometer
>
>
>New Tiny Talking Meter
>Prodigy Meter
>The Prodigy is a talking blood glucose meter from
>Taiwan. Truly tiny, it measures
>3-7/8 inches x 1-3/4 inches x 15/16 inch. It
>talks: the meter incorporates speech
>synthesis. The Prodigy's screen is clear and
>bright, and screen numbers are 5/8 inch
>tall.
>The meter uses "state-of-the-art" capillary
>action, touchable test strips (no "hanging
>drop of blood") and tests across a 20 mg/dl to
>600 mg/dl range, with a tiny (0.6
>µl) blood sample.
>The Prodigy meter is available, right now. The
>meter costs $30.99, and a box of 50
>strips costs $18.95. Order five boxes of strips,
>and the meter is free. Medicare
>beneficiaries who have met their deductible can
>get the meter and supplies for free.
>It has already been FDA-approved. The supplier
>is: Diagnostic Devices, Inc., PO Box
>227397, Miami, FL. You should contact the
>retailer: Diabetic Support Program, 3381
>Fairlane Farms Road, Wellington, FL 33414;
>telephone: 1-800-990-9826; Web site: www.prescriptionsplus.com.