Advanced Portable Cholesterol Meter

Introduction

Main Features

The blood lipid analysis meter  is designed for easy, accurate, and quick testing of the following:
1. Total Cholesterol (TC)
2. Triglycerides: (TG)
3. High-density lipoprotein (HDL)

Main Performance

Methodology: Reflectance Photometer
Measurement Range：
TC: 2.59-12.93 mmol/L(100-500 mg/dL,1 mmol/L=38.66 mg/dL) 
HDL: 0.39-2.59 mmol/L (15-100 mg/dL,1mmol/L=38.66mg/dL)
TG: 0.51-7.34mmol/L(45-650 mg/dL,1 mmol/L=88.6 mg/dL)
Specimen: Fresh capillary or venous whole blood
Power source: 3 x AAA battery, USB Port
Units of Measurement: mmol/L, mg/dL
Memory: 500 records
Automatic Shut Off: 5 minutes after displaying results
Meter Storage Conditions: 0-55℃; ≤ 90% RH
System Operating Conditions: 8~37℃;0~90% RH; seal-level 3000m
Test strip Storage Conditions: 1~30℃
Warranty Period: 2 years
Meter Sheif Life: 5 years
Test Strips Shelf Life: 1 year 

Packaging & Delivery

Single weight: 90g
Product Size: 136mmX66mmX19mm
Accessories
1*Blood Lipid Analysis Meter
5*Triple Items Test Strip (3 in 1)
1* Code Chip
5*Capillary Transfer Tube/Dropper
5*Sterile Lancet or safety lancet
1* Portable bag
1*Manual
1*Warranty card

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can bulk buyers distinguish this reflectance photometry analyzer from electrochemical lipid meter models?

This portable lipid analyzer uses reflectance photometry to measure total cholesterol (TC), HDL cholesterol, and triglycerides (TG). Its configuration includes 500-record memory, a USB port, and three AAA batteries for power. These specifications distinguish it from electrochemical lipid meters and models with different connectivity features. Identifying the measurement method and hardware configuration in purchasing orders helps prevent confusion between similar-looking lipid analyzers.

2. Can one analyzer model accommodate procurement projects using both finger-prick and venous blood samples?

Yes. The analyzer supports fresh capillary whole blood and fresh venous whole blood, allowing bulk buyers to supply the same meter model for projects using either collection method. Both specimen types are covered by the product's stated specifications. This simplifies equipment selection across different purchasing programs without requiring separate analyzer models solely because of the whole-blood collection method.

3. Does the standard meter package include matched test strips and sampling accessories for initial evaluation?

Yes. Each standard package includes five 3-in-1 lipid test strips, five capillary transfer tubes or droppers, five sterile or safety lancets, and one code chip. It also includes the blood lipid analyzer, carrying bag, user manual, and warranty card. These matched starter accessories allow bulk buyers to evaluate the complete meter-and-consumable combination before arranging larger equipment and replacement-strip orders.

4. Which lipid measurement ranges and units can be specified for international purchasing programs?

The analyzer lists both mg/dL and mmol/L measurement units. Its specified ranges are 100–500 mg/dL (2.59–12.93 mmol/L) for TC, 15–100 mg/dL (0.39–2.59 mmol/L) for HDL, and 45–650 mg/dL (0.51–7.34 mmol/L) for TG. These clearly defined ranges allow bulk buyers to prepare technical specifications using the measurement units required by different purchasing markets.

5. What features make this analyzer suitable for portable equipment supply programs?

The meter measures 136 × 66 × 19 mm and weighs approximately 90 g, making it compact enough for portable equipment packages. It operates on three AAA batteries, stores up to 500 test records, and automatically switches off five minutes after displaying results. These features support a lightweight equipment configuration with onboard record storage and battery-powered operation, without requiring a permanently connected external power source.

6. What storage requirements apply when meters and lipid test strips are shipped together?

The meter has a specified storage temperature range of 0–55°C, while the accompanying test strips require 1–30°C and have a shelf life of one year. When shipping complete meter-and-strip packages, bulk buyers should follow the more restrictive test strip storage conditions. Managing replacement strips by expiration date and keeping them within the specified temperature range helps maintain consistent inventory quality across large shipments.