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• Ketone Breath Testing is a far more accurate method than urine strips testing, also more convenient because you only need to breathe with the digital ketone meter
• Breath Ketone Meter save you from finger pricks, and the device can be used repeatedly by replacing the mouthpiece
• The ketone meter result will be slightly different from the blood testing because of using different ketone testing methods
• Ketone breath meter Supplier suggests users are better to use the same device for better ketosis record tracking
• Ketone meter is guaranteed with 12 months

How Long Does It Take to Get Into Ketosis? You cannot simply jump into ketosis in a 24-hour timespan. Your body has been burning sugar for fuel your entire life. It will need time to adapt to burning ketones for fuel. This transition could take anywhere from 48 hours to one week. The length in time will vary depending upon your activity level, lifestyle, body type and carbohydrate intake. There are several ways you can speed up this process, like intermittent fasting, drastically decreasing your carb intake and supplementation. Remember: Once you get into ketosis, there is no guarantee you will remain in ketosis. If you eat a carb-laden meal, practice carb cycling, or increase your carb intake for athletic performance, your body may start burning glucose. To get back into a fat-burning state, follow the same methods you did to get into ketosis initially. How To Test Your Ketone? Using our Ketone meter for breath testing, it is a type of meter specifically calibrated for measuring the level of ketosis for those on a ketogenic diet 1.Hold the power button for 3 seconds until the device turns on 2.Wait 20 seconds countdown for device warming-up 3.Blow with the mouthpiece for 6 seconds, the testing result will be displayed on the screen: Readings of 0.0 signify the person is still not in ketosis state Readings of 0.1-0.5 signify the person is in a light state of ketosis Readings of 0.5-3.0 signify the person is in full state of ketosis, which is the optimal ketone zone Readings over 3.0 signify the person is in starvation ketosis Readings over 5.0 signify the person is in too much ketosis and need medical care Readings over 7.0 signify the person is in ketoacidosis