A1CNow Self Check At-Home A1C 4 Test Pack System

Take Control of Your A1C—From Home

A1CNow Self Check provides a convenient way for people with diabetes to monitor their A1C between healthcare visits. For individuals whose healthcare provider recommends A1C testing 2 to 4 times per year, the at-home system makes routine monitoring faster and more accessible.

Get your A1C result in approximately 5 minutes using only a small 5 µL fingerstick blood sample—without scheduling a separate laboratory appointment.

Why Choose A1CNow Self Check?

• Perform routine A1C testing conveniently at home
• Receive results in approximately 5 minutes
• Requires only a 5 µL fingerstick blood sample
• Helps reduce additional trips to a laboratory or medical office
• Compact, battery-powered design
• No routine maintenance required
• Can be stored at room temperature according to product storage instructions
• Convenient 4-test pack for periodic monitoring
• NGSP-certified
• IFCC-traceable
• FDA-cleared for home use

What Does Your A1C Tell You?

Daily blood glucose testing provides information about your glucose level at a particular moment. A1C provides a longer-term view, reflecting your average blood glucose level over approximately the previous 2 to 3 months.

Because A1C looks beyond a single reading, it can help you and your healthcare provider understand how your glucose management is progressing over time.

Regular A1C monitoring can also make conversations with your healthcare provider more productive. Instead of relying solely on an occasional office measurement, periodic testing can provide additional information about your A1C trend between scheduled visits.

Why Test A1C at Home?

Traditional A1C testing may require a healthcare appointment, laboratory visit, travel time, and waiting for results. A1CNow Self Check brings the testing process home.

The system is designed to be compact, portable, and easy to use, making it practical for individuals who want to follow their healthcare provider’s recommended testing schedule without making a separate trip to a laboratory each time.

Results are available in approximately five minutes, so there is no need to wait days for a laboratory report.

For people who travel frequently or have difficulty making additional appointments, having an at-home A1C testing option can make routine monitoring more convenient.

Four Tests for Monitoring Throughout the Year

Each A1CNow Self Check package contains four A1C tests, making it particularly convenient for people whose healthcare providers recommend periodic testing.

For example, when testing quarterly is appropriate, one 4-test package can provide the tests needed for approximately one year of scheduled A1C monitoring.

Testing frequency should always be based on the recommendations of your healthcare provider. Some individuals may need their A1C checked more or less frequently depending on their individual circumstances and diabetes management plan.

A Small Sample with Fast Results

A1CNow Self Check requires only a 5 µL fingerstick blood sample. Once the test is performed according to the manufacturer’s directions, the system displays the A1C result in approximately five minutes.

There is no equipment maintenance between tests, and the compact, battery-powered design makes the system easy to keep available when your next scheduled A1C check arrives.

Understand the Trend, Not Just One Number

One of the most useful aspects of periodic A1C testing is the ability to follow changes over time.

Keep a record of your results and dates so you can discuss the pattern with your healthcare provider. Your provider can help you interpret your A1C results within the context of your individual health, medications, nutrition, activity level, and diabetes management goals.

A1CNow Self Check can help you follow your healthcare provider’s recommended testing schedule and better understand your A1C trends between visits.

Important: At-home A1C testing is a monitoring tool and does not replace regular medical care. Do not change medication, insulin, diet, or other aspects of your diabetes treatment based solely on an at-home result. Discuss your results, individual A1C goals, and appropriate testing frequency with your healthcare provider.