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Thank you for visiting the LifeScan Web site. Let us know what you think about our site by completing the following information. You can also ask LifeScan company, product and service questions. If you have an immediate product concern, please contact your country's Customer Services Department for assistance. (U.S. 800 227-8862; Canada 800 663-5521; Mexico 95 1 800 381-SCAN; for other countries, see Around the World.)

All information you provide is optional, except age and message category. You will need to provide contact information if you would like a response from us. If you decide to answer these questions, outside of Customer Service use and record retention, we will de-identify such information and only use it in the aggregate, such as for research and marketing purposes.

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So we can better understand our online customers with diabetes, please complete the following information.

   

Are you visiting this Web site because you:

 

Are at risk of developing diabetes?

 

Have diabetes?

 

Have a family member with diabetes?

 

Have a friend with diabetes?

 

Treat patients with diabetes?

 

Other

 

How often do you visit Web sites looking for diabetes-related information?

 

Once a week or more

 

2-3 times month

 

Once a month

 

2 to 6 times a year

 

Once year or less

 

Other

 

Why do you visit a diabetes Web site:

To answer a specific question on an as-needed basis

 

General information to see what’s new

 

Special offers/discounts/free stuff

 

See a favorite feature by a particular person/expert/community

 

Interactions with other people with diabetes such as chat rooms and bulletin boards

 

Other

 

Overall, how would you rate this Web site?

 

Excellent

 

Good

 

Neither good nor bad

 

Poor

 

How would you rate the usefulness of the information, tools, and features offered on this Web site?

 

Yes, extremely useful

 

Yes, very useful

 

Yes, somewhat useful

 

No, not very useful

 

No, not at all useful

 

If you were looking for diabetes-related information in the future, would you visit this Web site again ?

 

Yes, definitely would visit again

 

Yes, probably would visit again

 

Yes, might or might not visit again

 

No, probably would not visit again

 

No, definitely would not visit again

   

I use the following to control my diabetes

 

Insulin injections

 

Oral glucose tablets

 

Diet and/or exercise

 

Insulin pump

 

Hypoglycemic or oral medication

   

To test your blood sugar what method, if any, do you use?

 

I do not test my blood sugar.

 

I test my blood sugar using visual strips.

 

I test my blood sugar with a meter.

 

I use both a meter and visual strips.

   

If you use a meter to test blood glucose, please tell us what brand of meter you currently use:

Use the control key on a PC and the command key on the Macintosh to choose more than one meter.

Meter Serial Number:

   

If you test your blood sugar, how often do you test?

 

Less than once a week

 

1-6 times per week

 

Once a day

 

Two times a day

 

Three times a day

 

Four or more times a day

 

Don’t test

 

 

First Name:

Last Name:

 

Street
Address:

 

City:

State:

Zip Code:

Country:

Telephone:

I want diabetes-related information and promotional offers from LifeScan and OneTouch sent to me.


This form was updated on April 25, 2008

 

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The health information on this Web site is for general background purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific conditions. Seek prompt medical attention for health care questions you have. Consult your physician before making changes to your medication, diet, fitness program, or blood glucose testing schedules.