ONETOUCH Delica Plus Lancets are designed for comfortable hair sampling. They allow use with the OneTouch Delica Plus and ONe Touch Delica lancing devices.
This device is designed for fingertip blood sampling for self-monitoring of blood glucose .
These new lancets are compatible with lancing devices:
These lancets are thin (30G - 0.32mm) and coated with silicone, for gentle penetration into the skin.
Designed for comfortable hair sampling . Reduction of lancet vibrations for comfortable and precise sampling.
Remove the cap from the lancing device and insert the lancet until it clicks into place.
Remove the protective disc from the lancet. Replace the cap of the lancing device.
Turn the dial to adjust the stitching depth (small number = small depth).
Push the cocking control back until it clicks.
Apply the lancing device to one side of the finger (except thumb and forefinger) and press the trigger button.
Once the sample has been taken, remove the tip of the pen and insert the tip of the used lancet into the hollow face of the protective disc. Eject the lancet from the pen by sliding the eject control forward.
What are the precautions for use ?
For single use. Do not reuse.
Dispose of the lancet according to local regulations.
Presentation - Packaging
ONETOUCH Delica Plus lancets come in a box containing 200 units.
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