HA7847 Home Aide True Comfort Safety Lancets 30g 100/Box

HA7847 Home Aide True Comfort safety 30G lancets are single-use items used for puncturing a suitable skin site followed by the collection of blood sample. This blood sample is then checked by the glucometer to measure the blood glucose level of the diabetic patient.

Construction

HA7847 Home Aide True Comfort safety 30G lancets are made up of medical-grade stainless steel. A plastic cover keeps the needle protected and microbe-free.

Needle Size

The needle is 30G which is suitable to minimize the risk of infection.

Other Key Features

HA7847 Home Aide True Comfort safety 30G lancets are one of finest products in their domain as they possess the following characteristics:

• Disposable, single-use product
• Easy and convenient to use
• One-step activation
• Sterility ensures hygiene as well as safety
• Silicone coated design for smoother gliding into the skin
• Potentially reduced discomfort during lancing
• Universal compatibility allows connection to almost all the lancing devices (check your device’s compatibility guide)
• Smooth tri-bevel point ensures a smooth and precise puncture
• Allows virtually painless testing
• Fast action within 0.03 second
• Twist-top activation mechanism allows the use of a twisting motion to expose the needle before use
• Lightweight and easy to use items
• Eco-friendly design with 34% less plastic use
• Latex-free products
• The product comes in white color
• Each box contains 100 individually packed lancets

Applications

HA7847 Home Aide True Comfort safety 30G lancets are used in the following situations:

• Lancets are employed for skin puncturing with an aim to draw a blood sample for BGL estimation.
• Lancets also find applications in skin pricking during dermatological testing for allergies.

Packaging

HA7847 Home Aide True Comfort safety 30G lancets are sterile items. These are individually packed and must be taken out of the packaging just before employment.

Caution

• Lancets must be handled with care.
• Washing hands before holding a lancet minimizes the risk of infections.
• Touching the tip of the lancet could contaminate the product.
• Cleaning the puncture site before starting the puncturing process is recommended.
• Used lancets must be discarded immediately after use.
• Discarding should be done using a suitable metallic sharps container.

Warning

• Do not use an already used lancets for same or a different patient.
• Never share a single lancet between different people. This practice transfers the bloodborne pathogens from one patient to another.
• Avoid using a glass or plastic-based sharps container for disposing of the lancets.
• A suitable metallic sharps container can be bought from a nearby pharmacy.

If you experience pain or symptoms of an infection at the puncture site, seek medical help immediately.