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Prove Safety Lancets Pressure Activated 26-Gauge - 100 Count | 100ct 26G Disposable Single-Use Lancets for Blood Testing
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About Prove Safety Lancets Pressure Activated 26-Gauge
Getting an accurate blood sample for any type of testing can often have you feeling like a pincushion, especially when you’re taking multiple tests per day. One of the most important factors in getting a painless injection, is using the right tool for the job. That is where Prove’s Pressure Activated Safety Lancets come in. Each lancet is produced to the highest professional standard, ensure that each one is as consistent as the last one, to ensure that you don’t feel like you’re playing russian roulette with your fingertips. Best of all, they’re single-use and disposable, so you’re able to produce a quick and virtually painless blood sample within seconds! Prove Safety Lancets are single-use automatic lancing devices for capillary blood sampling and are an excellent alternative to the traditional lancing device. Simply remove the top, press the end to the site. The spring-loaded needle automatically penetrates to the indicated depth and retracts for total safety. The pressure activation gives it another layer of safety, and prevents accidental discharging of the needle. Prove Safety Lancets are safe and easy to use. Just twist the cap off and press the end against the puncture site – there’s no need to load a lancing device. The needle retracts immediately after use which lessens the risk of unintentional injuries, and the controlled puncture depth minimizes pain while increasing accuracy. The triple sharpened tip is designed for smooth and painless, and accurate injections. Instructions: 1. Twist off the protective cap and then pull it out. 2. Place the lancet against the puncture site. 3. Gently push the lancet down against the puncture site. 4. After obtaining your blood sample, safely dispose of the lancet in the appropriate sharps bin.
