Diabetes Meter

I have no insurance and I need a cheap meter. Can anyone help me? Companies give away the meters all the time. The test strip Getcha. https: / / you can book a www.onetouchgold.com/simplestart/ One Touch, and they will probably just give you one weeks supply of tape, however. There was a time when I'm not insurance and I asked my doctor and my diabetes educator if they had a few extra bottles of insulin, test strips, etc. that I could have. I have a 6-month Doctor for insulin and a 6-month supply of strips from the teacher. Prescription stores those samples. If you ask your doctor, I am sure he would help. There was a $ 20 discount coupon One Touch meters Sunday newspaper coupons a week or two ago. You can take this coupon to most businesses and receive a free One Touch Mini. Wal Mart is a great place to take the coupon, they are always under $ 20. The problem is that a touch of feet of shopping in stores do not have tapes and tapes will cost € 1 each if you can wait a couple of weeks, you can request a free counter at: https: / / www.onetouchgold. com / simplestart I got from here to my diabetic daughter, and came with 10 free strips. I do not know what you consider cheap, but Wal-Mart sells for about $ 65 meters. But the part is expensive test strips and other materials, it is a recurring cost. Note that if you get health insurance in the future probably still on the hook for all costs related to diabetes, including visits to the doctor, diabetes education, nutrition counseling, lab tests, hospital stays because the largest insurance companies won 't meet the pre-existing conditions. We wonder health care is so universal that it might be a good idea after all. Most physicians, particularly endocrinologists, will give a freestyle.