Question 1

How to use Curo L7?

Question 2

How do I code my Curo L7 device?

Accepted Answer

To code the CURO L7 device, please make sure the device is off. Insert the blue Lipid-P code chip into the device on the left side. Once it snaps into place, the device will automatically code and you will not have to do anything further. For image-guided assistance, please refer to the user manual page 21.

Question 3

How do I check if my Curo L7 meter is working properly?

Accepted Answer

For entering the “Checking” mode of lipid, press the left and right buttons in display mode flashing lipid test strip symbol for 3 seconds, then ‘CHE’ appears on the screen.
Insert the SD Lipid Check Strip in ‘CHE’ mode. The check result appears on the screen in just 10 seconds. If there isn’t any problem for the analyzer, ‘OK’ message will appear on the screen. Otherwise, there is a problem with the analyzer, ‘EEE’ error message will appear on the screen.

Question 4

Can the Ezi tube be cleaned and reused?

Accepted Answer

You need to dispose of the Ezi tube properly after using, Ezi tubes are for one-time use only, this is for accuracy and infection control purposes.

Question 5

I am getting N-A for my LDL result. What does it mean?

Accepted Answer

NA – Not Available for your LDL. If you did not receive number values for your other tests for TC, TG, or HDL, you will not receive a calculation-based answer for LDL.

Question 6

Can I use the Curo L7 meter to check my glucose level?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use the CURO L7 meter to test both glucose and cholesterol levels.

Question 7

What is the difference between the Curo L7 and the Curo L5?

Accepted Answer

The Curo L7 is the highest professional grade model we offer for profile testing which has the capability to perform testing for Total Cholesterol, Triglycerides, HDL, and LDL while Curo L5 performs for Total Cholesterol, Triglycerides and Glucose. For those in a clinical or hospital setting, the Curo L7 device is more suited for more accurate readings.

Question 8

What does my LO reading mean?

Accepted Answer

LO for your result means that your results were too low for the device to provide a proper reading. Please refer to the User Manual for the exact levels for each result as they differ.

Question 9

What are the measuring and testing limits for the Curo L7 devices?

Accepted Answer

Testing limits: TC 100 – 450 mg/dL, TG 45 – 650 mg/dL, HDL 25-95 mg/dL
Any readings that are below or above the limits will not show a numerical value. If a numerical value is not given for any of the tests above, the LDL will not be calculated.

Question 10

CURO L7 Software for data download

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