Blood Lancets Stainless Steel - L/S

Pull Top Blood Lancets are a type of medical device used for capillary blood sampling. They are similar to other blood lancets in that they are small, sharp, disposable instruments that puncture the skin to obtain a small sample of blood for diagnostic testing or monitoring purposes.

Twist Top Blood Lancets are designed with a rotating mechanism that allows the user to control the depth of the needle penetration. The user twists the top of the lancet to adjust the depth of the needle before applying it to the skin to obtain a blood sample.

Pressure Activated Blood Lancets are designed to activate automatically when they are pressed against the skin, eliminating the need for a separate puncture device. This design helps to minimize the risk of accidental needlestick injuries and reduces the amount of time required for blood sampling.

pen-style Blood Lancet Devices are a safe, efficient, and user-friendly option for capillary blood sampling in healthcare settings. They offer many benefits over traditional lancets, including ease of use, reduced risk of needlestick injuries, and improved patient comfort. If you are looking for a blood lancet device that is discreet, convenient, and easy to use, consider trying a pen-style Blood Lancet Device.

Auto Button Blood Lancets are designed to be activated by pressing a button, which eliminates the need for a separate puncture device or fingerstick. This design helps to minimize the risk of accidental needlestick injuries and reduces the amount of time required for blood sampling. The button is located at the top of the lancet, and when pressed, it activates the needle to quickly and easily obtain a blood sample.

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