Doctor Richard K Bernstein has been testing blood glucose meters.

THE MOST ACCURATE BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITOR? The answer is in! UPDATE: Ask Dr. Bernstein Webcast and Teleconference Call Wednesday May 29th, 2013 at 7PM CST.

You Have Been Waiting for The Final Results, to discover the most accurate monitor. The results are in. After more than 10 months of testing and evaluating multiple monitors, Dr. Bernstein will announce the most Accurate Glucose Monitor. After evaluating the information and doing hands on testing and comparing with a professional monitor, and lab results, the final results are in. Be on the webcast Wednesday May 29th. Just go to www.askdrbernstein.net and register for the webcast for free. When taking insulin it is crucial that you are using the most accurate blood glucose monitor to accurately determine your dose of insulin. It is also important to know if your diet and exercise is having an affect. There is just one accurate blood glucose monitor, that Dr. Bernstein is recommending, learn which one. We will also announce how to get one of the new monitors free of charge and how to save 50 dollars on strips every time you purchase them or if you have insurance pay no more than 15 dollars for a 100 strips. If you can’t make the webcast, email me to get the info at [email protected] and I will email you the info after the webcast. Dr. Bernstein will also discuss the new updates on Erythritol Just go to www.askdrbernstein.net and register for the webcast for free. If you have a question you would like answered by Dr. Bernstein, send your question to me NOW! Email me at [email protected] Then if you want the most current information from Dr.Bernstein, get the 5 hours of education from Dr. Bernstein. Go to secrets.diabetes911.net and learn how you can have normal blood sugars. Be on the webcast and learn! Wednesday May 29th at 7PM CST Go to www.askdrbernstein.net and register for free. For your own A1c monitor go to www.a1ctest.com to find out if you are taking the right medicine, eating the right foods and if you are being physical active enough to control your diabetes. Or to just check your family members to see their risk for diabetes. An A1c of 6.5% is diabetes and an A1c of 5.7 to 6.4 is prediabetes! Dr. Bernstein will answer questions also discuss a surprising update on Erythritol! Dr. Bernstein has NO financial interest with ANY monitor company. This information comes from months of testing. Just go to www.askdrbernstein.net and register for the webcast for free. 

Eddie