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Monitoring my INR levels with CoaguChek®

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How can self-monitoring with CoaguChek impact your life?

To find that there is a little machine that allows you to prick your finger and with a drop of blood know your INR result is absolute magic.

- Katherine Perkins, patient's mother

 

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CoaguChek® INRange

CoaguChek® XS

Coagulation self-monitoring

Self-testing with CoaguChek

The CoaguChek® INRange and CoaguChek® XS systems are easy-to-use self-testing meters that give you a fast and accurate INR result, without having to visit the clinic.1,2 Your doctor will be able to receive and monitor your results, so when your dose does need changing, you can find out sooner.

Self-testing at home can give you better control of your medication than testing at a laboratory or doctor’s office, with more time in your therapeutic range.3-8

3 easy steps to INR self-monitoring with CoaguChek

Step 1

PST step 1
Measure your INR levels with a CoaguChek device

Step 2

PST step 1
Results are received and analyzed by your doctor

Step 3

PST step 1
Therapy decision made
CoaguChek INRange

CoaguChek® INRange

More control. More time in therapeutic range.

Roche's latest, connected self-testing meter that gives you the freedom to test your INR at home, on the go, or wherever you happen to be.

CoaguChek<sup>®</sup> XS

CoaguChek® XS

Self-testing made easy

Ready to use anywhere, any time. You can test yourself at home, school, work or on vacation.

Gain back your freedom with CoaguChek®.

We are here to help you learn more.

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I am ready to test

Contact us to purchase your CoaguChek monitoring device to get started.

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Coagulation self-monitoring

Give yourself more me time.

 

Coagulation self-monitoring

Nurse showing patient a CoaguChek device
The benefits of INR self-testing.

Learn more about the importance of testing your blood while on anticoagulation therapy.

 

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Abbreviations

INR: International Normalized Ratio

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  2. Ryan et al. (2010). Int J Lab Hematol 32, e26–33
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  4. Garcia-Alamino et al. (2010). Cochrane Database Syst Rev 4, CD003839
  5. Christensen et al. (2016). Ann Thorac Surg 101, 1494–1499
  6. Heneghan et al. (2016). Cochrane Database Syst Rev 7, CD003839
  7. Soliman Hamad et al. (2009). Eur J Cardiothorac Surg 35, 265–269
  8. Siebenhofer et al. (2007). Thromb Haemost 97, 408–416