IMPRESLD Impression Lancing Device

IMPRESLD Impression Lancing Device

The Autolet® Impression lancing device is a medical tool used to prick the finger for blood sugar testing. It is designed to be comfortable and easy to use. The sample collected from the device is then checked for the BGL estimation.

Construction

The Autolet® Impression lancing devices are plastic-based systems that are strong and sturdy in construction. These are also small in size and thus highly portable.

Other Key Features

The Autolet® Impression lancing devices possess the following characteristics:

• Multiple depth settings enhance user comfort by providing 21 options to choose from
• 7 depth settings along with 3 force settings increase the patient’s control over the process
• Silent operation feature does not allow the device to make a lot of sound which can be helpful for people who are sensitive to noise
• Easy-to-use cocking mechanism renders the system simple to use, even for people with limited dexterity
• Ergonomic design fits the tool comfortably in your hand
• 8 raised dots at the point where the user presses while using the lancet to send a signal of comfort to the brain with an aim to reduce pain
• Alternate site testing option
• Compatibility with many different lancet brands
• Latex-free item
• The product comes in a black and white color

Applications

The Autolet® Impression lancing devices are used for the following purposes:

• These lancets puncture a suitable site on the skin to draw the blood from the diabetic patient for a quick BGL analysis.

Packaging

The Autolet® Impression lancing devices come in a box along with the sterile Unilet lancets which are to be exposed to the environment at the time of employment.

Caution

• Lancing devices must be handled with clean hands to avoid the risk of infections.
• Lancets are for a single use only and hence must be disposed of after one employment.
• Lancing device must be cleaned after every use.
• Used lancets must be disposed of properly.
• Cleaning the puncture site before the procedure is also essential.
• Use a metallic sharps container to collect the used lancets that can be purchased from a nearby pharmacy.

Warning

• Never use a disposable lancet for more than once.
• Never share a single lancing device for different patients.
• Do not use a plastic or glass-based sharps container for collecting the used lancets.

In case of constant pain or swelling on the puncture site, refer to a reliable healthcare provider in your vicinity.