Light Weight and Portable Lancet Pen With Multiple Depth Settings

【Description】

A lancet device or lancet pen is a medical device that uses lancets to prick your finger and collect a blood

sample. This blood sample is then placed in a meter like a blood glucose meter to determine sugar levels

in blood. A lancing device is often refered to as a blood sampling device.

【Specifications】

【Product Details】

【Features】

Easy to Use:

Diabetic lancing device is easy to use for anybody, the senior could collect blood with it quickly and easily;

Portable and Convenient:

This automatic lancet device is light weight and portable; It is convenient to carry it out and test in time outdoors;

9 Depth Options:

9 depth options with this lancet pen for blood testing, the larger the unit set, the deeper it ejects into the skin;

One Push to Dispose of The Lancet:

This glucose lancet device has a push rod to push the lancet out, just slide the push rod in a forward motion to dispose of the used lancet.

【Advantages】

Pain Free Technology

Adopted patented Soft Stop Control System (SSC System), the high-speed needle motion delivers an elastic

impact and shock absorption, so as to achieve the pain-free effectiveness.

Removable Cap for Thourough Cleaning Function

The remained fluid can build up on the lancet device, which may cause cross infection and may affect the

accurancy of glucose testing. By adjusting the depth to the arrow position, the inner tip assembly can be

easily removed and cleaned thoroughly.

【Use Instruction】

All lancet devices are a bit different, so make sure you read the directions for your lancing device before you

use it. The steps for using a lancet pen are fairly quick and easy:

First wash your hands to decrease your risk of infection.

Then remove the cap from your blood lancet pen and either turn the cam to load a lancet (cam-driven device) or manually load a lancet (spring-loaded device).

Adjust the lancing device to the depth you want.

When you are ready to prick your skin, press the lancing device to your finger, and press the button to trigger the lancet to prick your skin.

Note: Do not take the used lancet away with your hands, instead, use the push ejector to withdraw the needle.