100 Sterile Tip 21G Universal Lancets
100 Sterile Tip 21G Universal Lancets
Sterile tip universal blood lancets 21g
- 100 blood lancets per pack
- 21G gauge tri-bevel tip for virtually painless sampling
- Consistent depth penetration
- Single use sterile tip lancets
- Fit all universal auto lancing devices including sterilants, mission, Easylife and other brands
- Easy and comfortable to use blood lancets
See all blood lancets and auto lancing devices
How to use the lancets
- Twist and pull off the protective cap
- After use discard lancet in puncture resistant container
- Do not re-use lancets
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What are lancets and how do you to use them?
A lancet is a small, sharp needle primarily used to prick the skin and draw blood, playing a crucial role in diabetes management by facilitating blood glucose monitoring.
Beyond diabetes care, lancets are also utilised for other medical purposes, such as collecting blood samples for various tests including home cholesterol tests, haemoglobin tests and uric acid tests. These devices are designed for single use and must be disposed of safely in a sharps bin to prevent injury and contamination. Even after use, lancets retain their sharpness and pose a risk of infection if not properly discarded.
Can you give me any tips on obtaining the finger prick blood sample?
Obtaining a good finger prick blood sample is crucial to getting accurate results with any home blood test. We have created a video for each product which shows a great demonstration of exactly how you should be using the lancets and test provided, and the prep needed to perfuse the fingers.
We have put together our top tips on performing a finger prick blood test to help you here
Can you use a lancet without an auto lancing device?
A lancet can be used alone or with a lancing device. Many people find it easier to obtain a finger prick blood sample if they use the lancet in a lancing device.
Most of our meters are supplied with starter packs of lancets and some with safety lancets. We suggest you continue to use the same lancets recommended by the manufacturer if possible. If you are struggling to get adequate samples move to a thicker lance, ie 21g is thicker than 28g or 30g (the thinnest)