EASLANC Easy Check Lancing Device

EASLANC Easy Check Lancing Device

EASLANC Easy Check lancing device is employed when there is a need to draw a blood sample from diabetic patients. The lancing device pricks a hole in the patient’s finger and thus facilitate sampling. The collected blood samples are then used for checking the BGL levels.

Construction

EASLANC Easy Check lancing devices are constructed using medical-grade plastic which is free from natural rubber latex. The device can take any of the commonly used lancets. Its small size also helps the patient to carry the device around.

Other Key Features

EASLANC Easy Check lancing devices have the following characteristics:

• Easy to use owing to its simple design and convenient operation
• Adjustability of needle depth is ensured to allow the patients to choose the depth of the prick based on their skin thickness and preference
• Comfort control technology reduces the pain and discomfort during the lancing process
• Employment of disposable lancets ensure hygiene and reduces the risk of infection
• Latex-free product
• The product comes in black color

Applications

EASLANC Easy Check lancing devices are used in the following situations:

• These EASLANC Easy Check lancing devices are employed for a pain-free skin puncturing to draw a blood sample from the diabetic patient.
• Because of their ease of use, there is no need to get help from a healthcare provider to use the device.

Packaging

EASLANC Easy Check lancing devices are packed in an individualized pack. The product is non-sterile but the lancet attached to it is sterile and must not be compromised by exposing it to the environment.

Caution

• Wash your hands using a soap and water before handling a lancing device.
• Make sure to clean the selected puncture site thoroughly before starting the procedure.
• Lancets are disposable items that must be discarded after a single use.
• Always use a metallic sharps container for keeping the used lancets.
• Always employ a new lancet every time there is a need to collect a blood sample.

Warning

• Never employ a lancing device if it is broken.
• Do not share a single lancing device among different patients.
• Never reuse a used lancet as it can become the cause of infections.
• Do not put used lancets in glass or plastic containers.
• After their use is done, lancing devices must be disposed of properly as they are biohazardous.

If any pain or other symptoms appear at the puncture site, seek medical help.