100 Lancets - Easy Touch Pressure Activated Safety Lancets - 26g 1.8mm

• Film coated for maximum comfort.
• Optimum design provides comfortable and positive grip for eash control
• Box may have some shelf wear.  Box is closed with tape to prevent opening during transit.
• Country of origin: United States

sterile, single-use medical devices used for capillary blood sampling. They are designed with a built-in, pressure-activated mechanism that automatically retracts the needle after use, preventing accidental needle-stick injuries and cross-contamination. Unlike traditional lancets, they do not require a separate lancing device. 

• Pressure-activated: The lancet releases and retracts the needle with a simple press against the skin, ensuring a consistent and rapid puncture.
• Shielded needle: The needle remains covered both before and after use, which maximizes safety for both the user and the patient.
• No lancing device needed: These all-in-one devices are pre-loaded and ready to use, eliminating the need to handle a separate, reusable lancing device.
• Optimal comfort: The lancets feature a triple-beveled, ultra-sharp needle for a smoother and less painful puncture.
• Gamma-sterilized: Each lancet is sterilized by gamma radiation to ensure optimal sterility and reduce the risk of infection.
• Color-coded: The lancets and their packaging are color-coded by gauge size, making it easy to identify the correct needle for the required blood flow.
• Single-use: The one-time-use technology prevents the lancet from being reused, protecting against the transmission of infectious diseases. 

1. Prepare the site: Wash your hands with soap and warm water, then dry them thoroughly.
2. Twist off the cap: Remove the protective cap from the lancet.
3. Activate the device: Place the open end of the lancet firmly against the fingertip or other puncture site. Apply firm pressure to the device until it activates with a click.
4. Collect the blood: Gently apply intermittent pressure near the puncture site to obtain the blood sample.
5. Dispose safely: After use, dispose of the lancet in a designated sharps container. 

• People with diabetes: For daily blood glucose monitoring.
• Healthcare professionals: In hospitals, long-term care facilities, and labs for routine diagnostic testing.
• Patients at home: For monitoring cholesterol, blood gas levels, and other tests that require a small blood sample.