Abbott announced that the FDA has cleared its FreeStyle Lite blood glucose test strips. FreeStyle Lite test strips do not use the GDH-PQQ enzyme, which can be affected by common non-glucose sugars (eg ...

-- New FreeStyle Lite® test strips receive 510(k) clearance. ALAMEDA, Calif., May 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Abbott today announced that it has received 510(k ...

Abbott Park, Ill.-based Abbott has issued a nationwide recall of 20 lots of FreeStyle and FreeStyle Lite Blood Glucose Test Strips, according to a news release. The lots of recalled test strips may ...

Abbott announced a voluntary recall of 20 lots of FreeStyle and FreeStyle Lite Blood Glucose Test Strips in the U.S. The affected test strips may produce erroneously low blood glucose results when ...

Nearly two dozen lots of blood glucose test strips are being recalled because they may calculate wrong results when used with certain meters, a Southern California company announced Wednesday. Abbott ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved an Abbott Laboratories blood sugar test the agency hopes will eliminate inaccurate results for certain diabetic patients taking other medications.

Abbott Diabetes Care markets several leading-edge glucose monitoring systems and test strips in the United States for use in both home and hospital settings; leading brands include FreeStyle (R) Lite, ...

(Corrected) Abbott Diabetes Care has issued a recall of its FreeStyle Flash Blood Glucose Monitoring System and FreeStyle Blood Glucose Monitoring System. In addition, users of the Omnipod Insulin ...

ALAMEDA, Calif. The Food and Drug Administration approved blood-glucose test strips from Abbott. Abbott's new FreeStyle Lite test strips use an enzyme which is unaffected by common nonglucose sugars, ...

- New FreeStyle test strips do not use the GDH-PQQ enzyme. ALAMEDA, Calif., June 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Following the recent clearance of its FreeStyle Lite ...