GlucoRx Nexus Testing Strips - Pack of 50 Strips
£9.94 ex. VAT · includes £1.99 (20.00% VAT)
Product Overview
Pack of 50 GlucoRx Nexus glucose test strips for everyday self-monitoring of blood sugar with Nexus-compatible metres. Fast results with small sample and advanced enzyme technology.
Description
GlucoRx Nexus Testing Strips – Pack of 50 Strips are precision-engineered blood glucose test strips designed for self-monitoring of blood glucose in people living with diabetes. These strips are specially made to work with the full GlucoRx Nexus meter family, including Nexus, Nexus Mini, Nexus Mini Ultra, Nexus Voice and Nexus Go devices, ensuring consistent compatibility and dependable results.
Featuring advanced GDH-FAD enzyme technology, these test strips help provide accurate glucose measurements while reducing interference from oxygen and other common blood constituents. They require only a tiny blood sample (typically ~0.5 µL) and deliver results in approximately 5 seconds, supporting effective day-to-day diabetes management.
Brand: GlucoRx – a respected UK supplier of quality, ISO-conforming diabetes self-monitoring solutions.
Pack Size: 50 test strips.
Intended Use: Self-monitoring of blood glucose level with compatible GlucoRx Nexus meters.
How to Use
- Prepare the meter and hands: Wash your hands with warm water and dry thoroughly to reduce contamination and ensure reliable readings.
- Insert test strip: Open the vial and remove a GlucoRx Nexus strip. Insert it fully into the compatible Nexus metre; the device will prompt you when ready for a sample.
- Obtain sample: Use a sterile lancing device to get a fresh capillary whole blood drop.
- Apply blood: Touch the edge of the strip’s sampling area to the blood drop; capillary action will draw it into the reaction zone.
- Read result: In a few seconds, the metre will display your blood glucose result.
- Record & act: Log the result as part of your diabetes care plan, and follow guidance from your healthcare professional if values are outside target range.
- Dispose: Discard the used strip in a sharps or clinical waste container. Close the vial lid immediately after removing a strip to help protect remaining strips from moisture and contamination.
Important: Always read the metre’s full user guide and follow clinician or pharmacist recommendations for glucose monitoring frequency and result interpretation.
Ingredients
GlucoRx Nexus Test Strips are medical device consumables rather than medicines, so they do not contain pharmacological “ingredients” as you would see in a pharmaceutical product. Instead, their functional composition enables electrochemical glucose detection:
• Enzyme system: Glucose dehydrogenase (GDH-FAD) reagent chemistry — interacts with glucose in the blood sample to generate an electrical signal proportional to glucose concentration.
• Electrochemical electrode layers: Conductive interfaces for signal detection by the metre.
• Plastic substrates and stabilising matrices: Form the physical structure and support reagent layers.
These elements function together with the compatible Nexus metre to interpret blood glucose levels quickly and accurately.
Side Effects & Warnings
Warnings & Precautions
• For in-vitro diagnostic use only: These strips are intended for self-monitoring of blood glucose outside the body with a compatible GlucoRx Nexus metre. Do not use them with other brands’ devices.
• Single-use only: Do not reuse test strips — reuse can lead to inaccurate results and increases risk of contamination.
• Storage: Store strips in the original vial with the lid tightly closed. Protect from moisture, heat, direct sunlight and contamination. Use prior to the expiry date printed on the packaging.
• Blood handling: Used strips and lancets may be contaminated with blood; handle and dispose responsibly according to local clinical waste advice.
• Damaged strips/vial: Do not use strips from a damaged vial or if the foil seal is broken.
• Environmental conditions: Extreme humidity or temperature may affect strip performance — follow meter and strip storage guidelines.
When to Seek Advice
• If results are repeatedly inconsistent with how you feel, repeat the test using a fresh strip.
• If inconsistency persists, consult your pharmacist, diabetes specialist nurse or GP for review.
• Symptoms of hypoglycaemia (low glucose) or hyperglycaemia (high glucose) that do not match your readings warrant prompt clinical advice.
Note: These test strips do not treat or manage diabetes by themselves — they provide glucose measurements that help inform your self-management plan under healthcare guidance.

