Gery,
I am not diabetic but just finished formatting and Brailling the 
operations manual for the Prodigy Glucose Monitor for a blind friend 
who is unable to read the audio version of the document.  It looks to 
me as though the device is fully blind accessible.  At my former 
position at a local Center for Independent Living, it seemed that the 
meter is quite inexpensive, perhaps under $50.
Hope this helps.
Pat, K9JAUAt 08:26 AM 11/21/2014, you wrote:
>I have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday.  Unfortuneately I have been havin=
>g my blood sugar taken and it's around 400.  I fear I will be put on meds a=
>nd have to test blood sugar.  Is anyone on this list diabetic and can they =
>recommend a meter that talks to test blood sugar.  You can email me off lis=
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