LifeSmart Blood GLUCOSE&KETONE Monitor
Our unique blood glucose monitor can accurately measures your blood glucose, hematocrit and ketone levels. Its wide hematocrit range (0-70%) enables it to be used on infants to old age adults. It actively connects via Dongle to your smartphone (Android or Apple) allowing you to transfer, view and analyse your meaningful data in real time. Using the free app, it gives you the flexibility to share your data with your doctor, dietician or family members. Using our strip port cable you can transfer the data on to your desktop.
Our unique blood glucose monitor can accurately measures your blood glucose, hematocrit and ketone levels. Its wide hematocrit range (0-70%) enables it to be used on infants to old age adults. It actively connects via Dongle to your smartphone (Android or Apple) allowing you to transfer, view and analyse your meaningful data in real time. Using the free app, it gives you the flexibility to share your data with your doctor, dietician or family members. Using our strip port cable you can transfer the data on to your desktop.
Our unique blood glucose monitor can accurately measures your blood glucose, hematocrit and ketone levels. Its wide hematocrit range (0-70%) enables it to be used on infants to old age adults. It actively connects via Dongle to your smartphone (Android or Apple) allowing you to transfer, view and analyse your meaningful data in real time. Using the free app, it gives you the flexibility to share your data with your doctor, dietician or family members. Using our strip port cable you can transfer the data on to your desktop.
Our unique blood glucose monitor can accurately measures your blood glucose, hematocrit and ketone levels. Its wide hematocrit range (0-70%) enables it to be used on infants to old age adults. It actively connects via Dongle to your smartphone (Android or Apple) allowing you to transfer, view and analyse your meaningful data in real time. Using the free app, it gives you the flexibility to share your data with your doctor, dietician or family members. Using our strip port cable you can transfer the data on to your desktop.
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Prices last updated 24 June 2026.
Last updated at 24/06/2026 11:41:12
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Delivery between 29 June – 1 July $7.95
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Delivery between Fri – Tue $9.95
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Delivery between 26 June – 1 July $9.95
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originally posted on mydeal.com.au
Works as its intended to do once you figure out the instructions.
originally posted on ebay.com
buyer beware - very inaccurately high readings. has been accustomed to Abbotts Optium Neo, however decided to see if the Lifesmart and its Haematocrit testing would justify as I found myself without strips on the Neo for a while. TLDR; disappointingly inaccurate. 1). Unlike abbotts - there appears only very stream-very thin amount of blood being passable into the strip. From years of experience = less blood = ^ chance of erroneous readings. 2). The glucose strips are not single packed and instead came bottled. Debateable whether or not this affects readings. But certainly one to think about as the strips are contiously exposed to surrounding humidity and air each time it's opened & closed. 3). The haematocrit facility so far seems interesting, although again still ... Morebuyer beware - very inaccurately high readings. has been accustomed to Abbotts Optium Neo, however decided to see if the Lifesmart and its Haematocrit testing would justify as I found myself without strips on the Neo for a while. TLDR; disappointingly inaccurate. 1). Unlike abbotts - there appears only very stream-very thin amount of blood being passable into the strip. From years of experience = less blood = ^ chance of erroneous readings. 2). The glucose strips are not single packed and instead came bottled. Debateable whether or not this affects readings. But certainly one to think about as the strips are contiously exposed to surrounding humidity and air each time it's opened & closed. 3). The haematocrit facility so far seems interesting, although again still somewhat erroneous as it does not even align with their approximate general claims. That is - lower HCT = higher glucose readings. In my case = the HCT seemed all over the place. Not only at times it appear low. but also at times on high readings ~ it always correlate with HIGHER glucose readings as well. One expects to see the opposite as per to their claims (higher HCT = lower glucose readings). Of the worst ~ Expect to see not only baseline readings much higher (at least when compared to Abbotts and undermy own N=1 experience) but also prepare to see comparative deviations as much as 1.5 (yes, one point five) MMOL even HIGHER increase of a reading ~ all in just a matter of minutes. This is coming from someone who practice IF diligently for years and did not expect to see something really high from borderline high 4's mmol territory then all of a sudden to 6.1 MMOL (SIX POINT ONE) in a matter of minutes. DO NOTE HOWEVER - that this is only glucose testing. I am yet to test ketones as the price per strip is awfully eye-watering. I can confirm I bought the unit brand new with everything in their tamper proof evidences intact. I setted the date and time as accurate as I can to the dot before use. I have tested on both unwashed hands vs rewashed hands. Unsanitazied hands vs sanitzied hands (wiped to dry of course). All without consciously exaggerating blood outputs. Lifesmart's claim on "exceeds the current ISO 15197:2013 vs lab results" seems bold and impressive. Yet this confidence seem misplaced by N=1 testing. Thank you nourishcottage for selling the machine.+ 100 strips for humble $37. Yet I cannot see this beyond yet another corporate lure for us to shell out more $$$$ for their control solution "just to see" if the machine is accurate. TLDR; buyer beware.
originally posted on ebay.com
Easy to setup and use. Superb delivery speed. The strips are a bit pricey though.
| Directions | Please refer to enclosed user manual |
| Ketone Warning | Yes |
| Power Source | 2 x AAA |
| Memory Capacity | 1000 sets |
| Day Average | 7, 14, 21, 28, 60, 90 days for blood glucose |
LifeSmart Blood Glucose Plus β-Ketone Monitoring System (Non Bluetooth Meter)
Delivery between 27 June – 8 July $12.70
LifeSmart Blood Glucose Plus β Ketone Monitoring System
LifeSmart 2TwoPlus Blood Glucose B-Ketone Monitor System LS-946N NBT
Delivery $9.99
LifeSmart 2TwoPlus Blood Glucose and Ketone Meter LS-946N Small Sample Size 1.0μL Wide HCT Range
Delivery between 25 June – 3 July $9.22
LifeSmart 2TwoPlus Blood Glucose & Ketone Meter LS-946 N [Abbott Optium Neo Ketone Alternative]
Delivery between 29 June – 1 July $7.95
Works as its intended to do once you figure out the instructions.
buyer beware - very inaccurately high readings. has been accustomed to Abbotts Optium Neo, however decided to see if the Lifesmart and its Haematocrit testing would justify as I found myself without strips on the Neo for a while. TLDR; disappointingly inaccurate. 1). Unlike abbotts - there appears only very stream-very thin amount of blood being passable into the strip. From years of experience = less blood = ^ chance of erroneous readings. 2). The glucose strips are not single packed and instead came bottled. Debateable whether or not this affects readings. But certainly one to think about as the strips are contiously exposed to surrounding humidity and air each time it's opened & closed. 3). The haematocrit facility so far seems interesting, although again still ... Morebuyer beware - very inaccurately high readings. has been accustomed to Abbotts Optium Neo, however decided to see if the Lifesmart and its Haematocrit testing would justify as I found myself without strips on the Neo for a while. TLDR; disappointingly inaccurate. 1). Unlike abbotts - there appears only very stream-very thin amount of blood being passable into the strip. From years of experience = less blood = ^ chance of erroneous readings. 2). The glucose strips are not single packed and instead came bottled. Debateable whether or not this affects readings. But certainly one to think about as the strips are contiously exposed to surrounding humidity and air each time it's opened & closed. 3). The haematocrit facility so far seems interesting, although again still somewhat erroneous as it does not even align with their approximate general claims. That is - lower HCT = higher glucose readings. In my case = the HCT seemed all over the place. Not only at times it appear low. but also at times on high readings ~ it always correlate with HIGHER glucose readings as well. One expects to see the opposite as per to their claims (higher HCT = lower glucose readings). Of the worst ~ Expect to see not only baseline readings much higher (at least when compared to Abbotts and undermy own N=1 experience) but also prepare to see comparative deviations as much as 1.5 (yes, one point five) MMOL even HIGHER increase of a reading ~ all in just a matter of minutes. This is coming from someone who practice IF diligently for years and did not expect to see something really high from borderline high 4's mmol territory then all of a sudden to 6.1 MMOL (SIX POINT ONE) in a matter of minutes. DO NOTE HOWEVER - that this is only glucose testing. I am yet to test ketones as the price per strip is awfully eye-watering. I can confirm I bought the unit brand new with everything in their tamper proof evidences intact. I setted the date and time as accurate as I can to the dot before use. I have tested on both unwashed hands vs rewashed hands. Unsanitazied hands vs sanitzied hands (wiped to dry of course). All without consciously exaggerating blood outputs. Lifesmart's claim on "exceeds the current ISO 15197:2013 vs lab results" seems bold and impressive. Yet this confidence seem misplaced by N=1 testing. Thank you nourishcottage for selling the machine.+ 100 strips for humble $37. Yet I cannot see this beyond yet another corporate lure for us to shell out more $$$$ for their control solution "just to see" if the machine is accurate. TLDR; buyer beware.
Easy to setup and use. Superb delivery speed. The strips are a bit pricey though.
To test this machine I had a standard venous blood test and immediately after tested Glucose and HCT on machine. Both Glucose and HCT were within 1 point of Venous blood test results. Very happy with accuracy.
Good item it seems calculate glucose and Ketone correctly but not sure about HCT ratio. HCT ratio is irregular.
Took 4 times to work out how to use it for blood glucose, still not used ketone test yet, waiting on the strips and Bluetooth dongle from lifesmart. It's good it also does your hct percent too
Easy to use, quick and painless. Monitor stores readings so you don't have to remember - bonus!
Exactly the same as KetoMojo. Just a different branding. Cheaper and just as good.
Sorry can't review this item as no ketone or glucose strips in kit...havnt got around to ordering...also sphyg kit has no stethoscope...needles listed as 20mm but actually 19mm which i have.
this meter appears to work well, both for ketones and glucose. It came with a lancing device and about 10 lances. I believe it came with 10 free glucose test strips, and I had to order the ketone strips separately. Once I found that the device works, I ordered more strips and lancets. Only problem I have is getting enough blood out of my finger and onto the strips! Not the device's fault. I'm hoping that the device manufacturer keeps making the strips, it is not a "big" manufacturer, and if they go broke, there is no guarantee that I will continue to be able to use it.
| Directions | Please refer to enclosed user manual |
| Ketone Warning | Yes |
| Power Source | 2 x AAA |
| Memory Capacity | 1000 sets |
| Day Average | 7, 14, 21, 28, 60, 90 days for blood glucose |