Abstract: A biosensor is a sensor strip that is folded to form a base and a cover. The base has sides, a reactive layer and two electrodes. One of the electrodes is mounted longitudinally on the base, extends from the base to the cover and is covered with insulating materials. The other electrode is mounted on the base from an end of the base to the reactive layer. The cover bonds to and is shorter than the base and has a sample notch. The sample notch is formed in one side of the cover, corresponds to the reactive layer and is near the electrode on the reactive layer. A sample reacts thoroughly with the reactive layer because the anode on the cover takes time to transfer electrons therefore accurate test results are obtained.

Abstract: An ejection device for a biosensor detector has a body that has a front end, an insertion slot formed in the front end, an ejection mount and a resilient element. The ejection mount has a recess with a guide protrusion being mounted near the front end of the body, two button guides being formed in the ejection mount, an ejection button being mounted on the body and adjacent to the insertion slot, two guide tabs and a limit mounted in the recess. The guide tabs are mounted slidably in the button guides to slidably hold the ejection button on the body. The resilient element is mounted in the recess and has a proximal end being mounted on the guide protrusion and a distal end to move the ejection button forward. Therefore, a patient or carer can eject the biosensor conveniently and safely.

Abstract: A connector to receive blood test chips for use with a blood-substance measuring device includes a receptacle, a plug and a wire lead. The receptacle has two ends and a slot. The slot is formed on one end of the receptacle and receives a test chip. The wire lead connects to the other end of the receptacle and the plug. The plug is adapted to be inserted into a corresponding socket in the blood-substance measuring device to electrically connect the test chip to the device.