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strips would certainly be advantageous when assessing patient technique. We therefore decided to test whether the developed colour of BM strips is stable. Bloodwas taken by venepuncture from 26 fasting patients with diabetes and from 10 people without diabetes (controls). The blood glucose level of each sample was immediately estimated by an experienced operator using BM-Test-Glycemie 20-800strips (read by eye) and BM-Test-Glycemie strips (read using an Australian Bio-Transducer Reflectance Meter). The strips were then resealed in the manufacturer's bottles containing dessicant and subsequently re-read on days one, two, three, four, seven, 14 and 21. Previously we have demonstrated that the instability of developed colour of Ames Dextrostix at room temperature could be prevented by store at -20°C. To determine whether this applied to BM strips, we 8M-Test-Glyceml.