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On Call® Extra Blood Glucose Monitoring System
Original price was: Rs. 2,500.Rs. 1,500Current price is: Rs. 1,500.
On Call® EZ II Glucometer
Original price was: Rs. 2,500.Rs. 1,800Current price is: Rs. 1,800.
Test Strips – On Call® PLUS and EZ II Blood Glucose Monitoring System – 50 Strips
Original price was: Rs. 2,050.Rs. 1,750Current price is: Rs. 1,750.On Call is a blood glucose monitoring brand from ACON Laboratories, a US-based diagnostics manufacturer headquartered in San Diego, California. ACON has been developing diagnostic and medical devices for more than two decades, and the On Call meter family has helped millions of people worldwide manage their glucose levels.
At Jarahi, our On Call range includes the EZ II and Extra glucose monitoring systems along with their matching test strips, giving people managing diabetes a widely used, internationally manufactured option for everyday testing. Every On Call product on Jarahi is sourced and checked for authenticity before it reaches you.
On Call at a Glance
| Parent Company | ACON Laboratories, Inc. (San Diego, USA) |
|---|---|
| Core Range | On Call EZ II and Extra blood glucose meters, matching test strips |
| Standards | On Call Extra is certified compliant with ISO 15197:2015 |
| Track Record | Used by millions of people worldwide for daily glucose monitoring |
Why Choose On Call Products
- Backed by an established diagnostics manufacturer — On Call is made by ACON Laboratories, a US-based company with more than two decades of experience in diagnostic devices.
- Internationally recognised standards — the On Call Extra system is certified compliant with ISO 15197:2015, the international standard for blood glucose monitoring accuracy.
- Small sample, fast results — On Call meters are designed for a small blood sample and quick reading, reducing the discomfort of frequent testing.
- Genuine products through Jarahi — every On Call product listed on Jarahi is sourced and checked for authenticity before it reaches you, backed by our own customer support for setup and after-sales questions.
On Call Product Range at Jarahi
Our On Call catalogue includes the On Call EZ II Glucometer and the On Call Extra Blood Glucose Monitoring System, along with matching test strips for both. New products are added as they become available, so the range shown on this page reflects what is currently in stock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is On Call a reliable brand for blood glucose monitoring?
Yes. On Call is made by ACON Laboratories, a US-based diagnostics manufacturer, and the On Call Extra system is certified compliant with ISO 15197:2015, the international accuracy standard for glucose meters. As with any glucose meter, follow your doctor’s guidance on how often to test and how to interpret your results.
Are the On Call products sold on Jarahi genuine?
Yes, every On Call product listed on Jarahi is genuine and checked before dispatch. If you ever have a concern about a specific unit, our customer support team can help verify it against the model and batch details.
Do I need a specific test strip for my On Call meter?
Yes, On Call test strips are matched to specific meter models, such as EZ II or Extra. Check your meter’s model before ordering strips to make sure they’re compatible.
Does On Call offer a warranty in Pakistan?
Warranty terms vary by product and are listed on each individual product page. Please check the specific listing for the exact warranty period and coverage before you buy.
What On Call products does Jarahi stock?
Jarahi carries the On Call EZ II Glucometer and the On Call Extra Blood Glucose Monitoring System, along with matching test strips for both systems. You can browse the current range on this page.
Can I use an On Call meter without a prescription?
Yes, On Call blood glucose meters are designed for general home use and don’t require a prescription to purchase or use. If you’re newly managing diabetes, it’s worth asking your doctor for guidance on target ranges and testing frequency.
