Triglyceride CardioChek Panels - 25 strips

PTS Panels Triglyceride Test Strips provide a quantitative measurement of triglycerides in fingerstick whole blood. The Triglyceride Test Strips have a measuring range of 50-500 mg/dL. Daily results may vary as results are affected by diet.

Analyzer is sold separately.
MemoChip is shipped with Test Strips and changes color depending on the test panel.
MemoChip and test strips are lot specific and will not work if the lot doesnt match.

Our Price:$109.46/box

Tests/box: 25 strips/box

Minimum order: 1

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Insurance FAQ

Will private health plans such as my employer sponsored health plan pay for PTS products?

There is evidence that some employer sponsored health plans are paying for PTS products including lipid panel tests. Please check with your particular health plan. You may wish to gain precertification from your health plan before purchasing PTS products.

Are HMO's currently paying for PTS products?

At this time, most HMO's will not pay for PTS products. However, in a few cases, a HMO may pay for the system as a glucose meter if your doctor says you need one. Please check with your particular HMO. If an HMO does pay, expect only partial payment for the system, and payment for only diabetes related supplies.

Do I need a prescription from my doctor to purchase PTS products?

PTS has consumer products available through distributors. If you do not intend to file an insurance claim, you do not have to prove you medically need the product.

Do I need a prescription from my doctor to file an insurance claim for PTS products?

Yes. Everyone who is seeking payment or reimbursement from their health plan, including Medicare and Medicaid, need a prescription from their doctor for the purchase of PTS products. The prescription will be requested by your health plan.

If I purchase products direct from PTS or from a television shopping show, can I file a claim to my health plan?

In these cases, you may be able to gain reimbursement for PTS products if you file a claim to your private health plan. Submit your product purchase invoice and your doctor's prescription for the products to your private health plan. Medicare or Medicaid does not usually accept claims submitted directly by the consumer.