Hicks Blood Lancets Round

Hicks Blood Lancets Round is a medical device used to make a tiny puncture in the skin, primarily to draw a small amount of capillary blood for testing. It is a fine, tri level tip sharp needle that penetrates the skin easily mainly for blood glucose testing. 

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The round blood lancet minimises tissue damage and is less painful. It is made from medical-grade stainless steel, and is designed for single-use, ensuring hygiene and reducing the risk of infections.

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These round lancets are the best for home use or clinical settings, and offer a reliable and comfortable experience.

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Benefits of Hicks Round Blood Lancet: 

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• Blood Lancets Round for tiny puncturing.
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• Ultra-fine, round tip for minimal discomfort.
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• It is made of medical-grade quality stainless steel.
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• Ensures accurate and consistent blood sampling.
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• Single-use lancet device design prevents infections.
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• Universal design fits almost all the lancing devices.
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• Best for diabetic patients and routine blood glucose monitoring.
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Key Features of Round Blood Lancet: 

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•  Blood lancets, including round blood lancets, are small medical devices used for puncturing the skin to obtain a small blood sample for various diagnostic tests, such as blood glucose monitoring or blood typing.
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• Design: Blood lancets are typically small, disposable, and sterile instruments. They consist of a sharp, pointed needle encased in a plastic or metal housing. Round blood lancets have a cylindrical or circular shape.
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• Skin Puncture: Blood lancets are used to puncture the skin, usually on the fingertip or other appropriate testing sites. The lancet is pressed against the skin, and a quick, controlled motion triggers the release of the needle, creating a small puncture. This allows for the collection of a small droplet of blood for testing purposes.
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• Safety Features: Many blood lancets come with safety features to help prevent accidental needlesticks and promote safe disposal. Some lancets have a retractable needle that automatically retracts into the housing after use, reducing the risk of injury.
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• Gauge: Blood lancets come in different gauges, which refers to the thickness or diameter of the needle. Thinner gauge lancets (e.g., 30-gauge) are generally less painful but may produce a smaller blood sample, while thicker gauge lancets (e.g., 28-gauge) may cause slightly more discomfort but yield a larger blood sample.
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• Single-Use: Blood lancets are intended for single-use only. They should not be reused or shared between individuals to prevent the risk of infection or cross-contamination.
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• Proper Disposal: After use, blood lancets should be placed in a puncture-resistant sharps container to ensure safe disposal. These containers are specifically designed to prevent accidental needlestick injuries and are typically available at pharmacies or medical supply stores.
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Safety Information: 

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• Do not use the package if it is damaged.
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• Do not resterilize or reuse it. 
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• Keep far from children.
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• Store in a cool, dry place.
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