Early ketone meters like the CardioChek were expensive and also measured HDL and triglycerides, while later devices like the Abbott Precision Xtra and Keto Mojo offer more accurate ketone and glucose measurements.

“I was using the Abbott one. >> Yeah. >> Precision the precision. I got that later. I don't even think that might have been out yet, but I got that soon after because the cardio check actually did like your HDL and like triglycerides and things. It was a little bit. We compared it to uh we also had like an a lab assay like an Eliza assay. Yeah. We were comparing it to it. Uh yeah. And then we got uh the the precision extra by Abbott. And then I remember I bought something like $10,000 of strips. >> I was about to say the strips were $5 to $10 each. >> Yes. >> At the time >> I found uh I bought them in bulk and I think >> Yeah. You hooked me up at one point and we were able to get them for like a $1.50 or something. I was going through three a day. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, uh that price point has come down, but now we have the Keto Mojo which is actually uh aligns more with our assays and and it does the glucose ketone index that we can talk about.”