Knowledge Base

Practical guidance for all monitoring categories.
Device instructions, troubleshooting support, and reliable educational resources in one place.

Monitoring Categories

Select a category to access device documentation and in-depth background information.

Cholesterol

Instructions for cholesterol meters and test devices, including troubleshooting and correct testing procedures. Also includes educational resources about total cholesterol, HDL, triglycerides, and long-term monitoring.

Glucose

Step-by-step guidance for accurate blood glucose testing, meter handling, and test strip use. Includes background information on blood sugar monitoring and trend interpretation.

Ketones

Practical instructions for ketone measurement and correct device use. Educational content covers metabolic monitoring and responsible interpretation.

Hemoglobin

Professional workflow guidance for hemoglobin and hematocrit measurement. Includes quality control information and monitoring context.

Rapid Self-Tests

Clear instructions for CE-marked rapid self-tests for home use. Includes procedure guidance and educational resources about screening and responsible follow-up.

Latest Articles & Updates

Explore the latest device guidance and educational resources across all monitoring areas.

Measuring ketones: What are the options and how do I measure?

When following a ketogenic diet, you’ll want to check that you’re in ketosis, the state when your body burns fat instead of glucose. When your body produces ketones, they’re found in your blood, in your urine and your breath. Checking the levels gives you the information that your keto diet is working and will motivate you to persevere.

Mission 3-in-1 Cholesterol Meter – Technical Information, Performance & Quality Assurance

This page provides detailed technical, performance, and quality-control information for the Mission® 3-in-1 Cholesterol Monitoring System. It is intended for healthcare professionals and advanced users who want a deeper understanding of how the system works, how performance is verified, and how to interpret results responsibly.

Diabetes and ketones

The presence of a ketone level in the bloodstream is a common complication of diabetes. If nothing is done with this, it can eventually lead to ketoacidosis.

7 Great tips for controlling your Cholesterol

Cholesterol has a big influence on our body and is necessary for the functioning of the body. But as high cholesterol oxidizes, plaque forms on our arteries leading to plaque and causing cardiovascular disease. It is therefore important to regularly measure your cholesterol.

Keto diet: what is it and how does it work

The keto diet is basically a low-carbohydrate and high-fat way of eating.

What Is PSA? Everything You Need to Know About This Key Marker for Prostate Health

PSA is a term you might hear during a medical check up or in a health article. But what does it really mean? PSA stands for Prostate Specific Antigen, a natural protein produced by the prostate. Measuring the amount of PSA in your blood gives you valuable insight into your prostate health, even before any symptoms appear.

Ticks & Tick Bites: Facts, Myths, and Must-Knows

As the weather warms up, we head outdoors to hike, garden, or simply enjoy nature. But one tiny creature can turn a peaceful walk into a health risk: the tick. With climate change expanding their habitat and year-round activity on the rise, it’s more important than ever to separate fact from fiction — and know how to act quickly.

Self-Testing: Rapid, Reliable and Simple Insights Into Your Health

Pressure on healthcare systems continues to rise. Waiting times are increasing, and not everyone has easy access to appropriate medical care.

What Is Hemoglobin? Everything You Need to Know About This Essential Health Marker

Hemoglobin plays a vital role in keeping your body energized and functioning properly. While many people recognize the term from routine blood tests, few truly understand what hemoglobin does — or why it is so important. By understanding and monitoring your hemoglobin levels, you gain valuable insight into your oxygen transport, energy levels, and overall health.

How to setup your Glucose meter

Below you will find clear instructions on how to prepare and set up your Swiss Point of Care Glucose Meter. This section explains what you need before starting, how to configure the device, and which optional settings you can enable. Strictly following these steps ensures reliable results and reduces the chance of inaccurate measurements.

How to perform a glucose test

Below you will find clear instructions on how to correctly perform a blood glucose test using the Swiss Point of Care Glucose Meter. This section explains how to prepare, collect a blood sample, and obtain accurate results. Strictly following these steps ensures reliable measurements and reduces the chance of errors.

How to read your glucose test results

Below you will find clear guidance on how to interpret your blood glucose test results. Glucose is the main type of sugar in your blood and provides energy to your body. Monitoring your glucose levels is essential for managing diabetes and maintaining overall health. Understanding what your meter displays helps you take meaningful action.