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TrueHb's Digital Hemoglobinometer....

TrueHb kit is a US-patented home-based pioneering advancement in healthcare technology that assists you in monitoring your hemoglobin levels accurately and precisely at your home at your convenience.

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TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter

Rapid results within

60 Seconds

Regular laboratory tests take hours to provide test reports but no more waiting hours with TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter. Once you put your blood sample on the test strip, you will get your hemoglobin results within 60 seconds.

TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter

Blood

Volume

In a laboratory, trained professionals usually collect 2.5 ml (Mililitre) of your blood sample using syringes and vials but this TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter requires only one drop of blood 10-12 μL (Microlitre) to measure your hemoglobin levels.

Blood Volume to measure your hemoglobin levels

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Measurement Range

You can measure a blood range of hemoglobin levels i.e., 0-24 g/dL with TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter. In healthy individuals, normal hemoglobin ranges from 12 to 16 g/dL for adult women while 13.5 to 18 g/dL for adult men. Irregularity in the hemoglobin levels reflects several health conditions and age groups.

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Accuracy

TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter gives you accurate, consistent, and reliable readings. You will get similar results when the test is done in the medical laboratory or with TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter. The accuracy of the device is validated at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, India. Now say goodbye to the frequent visits to medical labs for your tests.

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Compact

TrueHb is a compact and portable device. You can carry your device at work, during travels, or anywhere you go.

Battery

TrueHb comes with a rechargeable battery of 3.7 volts. You can operate your device for a prolonged duration without any interruptions.

Hemoglobin Meter - Rechargeable Battery of 3.6 volts

Steps to use TrueHb Hemoglobin Meter

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Detection of Anemia

Anemia is a condition when you have low red blood cells in your body. Anemia can cause fatigue, weakness, hair fall, and other health issues. In the case of anemia, you have low hemoglobin levels that require regular monitoring. You can keep track of your hemoglobin profile with TrueHb at home and share your data with your doctor. You do not require frequent visits to healthcare facilities.

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Diet and Lifestyle

You can check your hemoglobin levels to monitor your overall health and the effectiveness of dietary changes, supplements, or medications. Any kind of irregularity in the hemoglobin levels requires timely attention and intervention. Your hemoglobin profile will help your doctor to assess your health condition and make timely modifications to the medication if required.

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Pregnancy Monitoring

It is very common that hemoglobin levels may fluctuate during pregnancy. Moreover, pregnant women are at risk of developing a serious condition called gestational anemia. Gestational anemia can affect the lives of both baby and mother. TrueHb helps you to monitor your hemoglobin levels to ensure your healthy pregnancy.

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Chronic Disorders

Similar to anemia, regular monitoring of hemoglobin levels is needed in chronic conditions such as Chronic Kidney Disease, Internal Bowel Disease, Diabetes, Sickle Cell Disease, Thalassemia, and Cancer. Your hemoglobin readings will help your doctor to assess the initiation, optimization, and effectiveness of various treatments and dosages such as Erythropoietin, Darbepoetin alfa, Iron, Sucrose, Chemotherapy, Blood Transfusion, Dialysis, etc.
Detection of Anemia

Other Features

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User-Friendly Interface

The blood hemoglobin meter has a power button for switching the device on and off, and arrow buttons for scrolling and manually changing the test strip batch code. When you operate the device, you will see symbols such as strip insertion, blood drop symbol, or time counter on the screen for usage instructions. You can easily operate the device without any extensive training.
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Digital Display

You can see the hemoglobin readings on the digital screen. Manual interpretation or analysis is not required.
Bluetooth. USB connectivity.

Data Connectivity

With the best hemoglobin meter, you can transfer your data to smart phones or computers easily and can share the data with your healthcare professional for further analysis.
Tracking. Storing.

Memory Function – 1000 Readings

You can store up to 1000 previous hemoglobin readings to track your hemoglobin profile. Previous Hemoglobin readings can be checked by using the left arrow button, after turning ON the device.
Reflectance Photometry

Technology

The technology is based on reflectance properties of hemoglobin. When a specific wavelength of light falls on the blood sample, the hemoglobin in the blood reflects the light. The intensity of reflected light is then measured by the detector and compared with the reference sample. Based on the differences in the intensities, hemoglobin levels are determined.
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Operating temperature

You can use your device at any climatic temperature ranging from 5 to 55 ° Celsius (41-131 ° Fahrenheit).The ambient temperature does not impact the accuracy of the hemoglobin readings.

Published Research Papers - Importance of Hemoglobin

Pregnancy and Gestational Anemia

The World Health Organization standards classified anemia into four groups: none (Hb ≥ 11 g/dL), mild (10.0 g/dL ≤ Hb < 11.0 g/dL), moderate (7.0 g/dL ≤ Hb < 10.0 g/dL) and severe (Hb < 7.0 g/dL). Hemoglobin measuring kit aids in detecting anemia in early phases, assessing its severity, and monitoring the effectiveness of treatment.
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Risk of Childbirth in relation to maternal hemoglobin concentration

Iron deficiency is the common cause of anemia and is prevalent in pregnancy. Anemia during pregnancy causes hypertension and leads to preterm delivery of the baby. Monitoring hemoglobin levels during pregnancy helps in ensuring the healthy pregnancy, detecting anemia in early stages
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Chronic kidney disease and Anemia

Anemia is more prevalent with lower levels of kidney function. Patients with CKD often experience a decline in hemoglobin levels due to reduced production of erythropoietin, a hormone that stimulates red blood cell production. Monitoring hemoglobin levels helps in managing anemia in CKD patients and dosage of EPO/DP
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Cancer

Cancer treatments like chemotherapy can lead to anemia due to the suppression of bone marrow activity. Anemia meter hemoglobin rapid test helps in assessing the impact of these treatments on red blood cell count in cancer patients.
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What usage practices differ between a glucometer and a Hemoglobin meter?
Though both require you to prick your finger and use blood, the blood drops vary in both meters. You can directly use the first blood drop that appears on pricking when using a glucometer. But while using the portable Hemoglobin meter, you must use the third blood drop for an accurate reading.
Begin the usage of the meter by thoroughly understanding the usage technique and going through instructions for use. You are recommended to massage your finger to ensure an effective blood supply for testing.
We discourage the practice. Alternatively, we recommend proper steps to ensure the efficiency and accuracy of results.
The result varies among different fingers. We recommend using the index/middle finger of the left hand for better results with the hemoglobin meter at home.
The hemoglobin concentration results vary based on multiple factors, such as the source of the sample, venous or finger, which also includes the finger used for sampling. The size and style of the lancet, posture, physical activity and other biological factors are known to influence the results.
The hemoglobin meter for anemia does not require calibration. Simply switch it on and start using it.
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