Best Answer: You know I just recently found a product online that is made from Bayer like Advantage flea control is. And it is just like Avantage in that you apply it just like the drops on the back of the neck. It takes care of all worms I think.
Insurance companies have various policies regarding coverage of the meter and the test strips, so check with an insurance representative before purchasing a meter. Blood glucose meters vary tremendously. For those without insurance, a meter can cost between $8.99 and $1,150, but averages $20-$80.
An important factor determining price is the size of the applicator for treating the area. Mini applicators cost approximately $750 to $900, medium applicators cost around $600 to $800, and the large applicators cost approximately $1,200 to $1,500.