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Os Lancetas Ativadas por Pressão Ever Ready First Aid são a solução ideal para quem precisa realizar testes de glicose de forma prática e segura. Com um design inovador, essas lancetas não requerem um dispositivo de punção, permitindo que você obtenha uma amostra de sangue de maneira rápida e eficiente. Basta pressionar a lanceta contra o dedo e, ao perfurar a pele, a agulha se retrai automaticamente, evitando acidentes e garantindo a segurança do usuário.
Cada lanceta é esterilizada por meio de radiação gama, o que assegura a eliminação de qualquer contaminante e prolonga a vida útil do produto. Com um calibre de 21 gauge e uma ponta de 2,2 mm, elas são projetadas para proporcionar uma perfuração suave e eficaz, minimizando o desconforto durante o teste. Este pacote contém 100 lancetas, oferecendo uma solução econômica e conveniente para o monitoramento regular da glicose.
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– Praticidade: Sem necessidade de dispositivos adicionais, facilitando o uso diário.
– Segurança: O mecanismo de retração automática previne acidentes e lesões.
– Esterilidade: Garantia de um produto livre de contaminantes, ideal para uso pessoal.
– Economia: Pacote com 100 unidades, proporcionando um excelente custo-benefício.
– Conforto: Design que minimiza a dor durante a punção, tornando o teste menos invasivo.
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Para utilizar as Lancetas Ativadas por Pressão Ever Ready First Aid, siga os passos abaixo:
1. Lave bem as mãos com água e sabão ou utilize um antisséptico.
2. Retire uma lanceta da embalagem, garantindo que ela permaneça esterilizada.
3. Posicione a lanceta contra a ponta do dedo escolhido, aplicando uma leve pressão.
4. Ao sentir a perfuração, a agulha se retrairá automaticamente, coletando a amostra de sangue.
5. Utilize a amostra de sangue imediatamente para o teste de glicose e descarte a lanceta de forma segura.
Com essas lancetas, você terá um aliado confiável para o monitoramento da sua saúde, tornando o processo de teste de glicose mais simples e seguro.
Customer –
I found these lancets to work well, sometimes perhaps a little too well. At times, they do seem to hurt a little more than those I have bought locally. in checking, I found these to be quite a bit larger (21 gauge) than my other ones (28 gauge). I’ll try them for a while longer, but I may end up going back to my original brand if these continue to hurt.
Jomalley –
Not as easy to activate as the other brand that I normally purchase that is the same gauge and lancet length. Extra push pressure made this a little more painful. Safety device worked as expected. Couldn’t visualize the lancet when I did a trial
Lilbear –
My father is a diabetes patient. He has to monitor his blood sugar regularly, almost daily. I got him this 100 counts pressure activated lancet. The design looks safe and easy to operate.
But he told me he doesn’t like them. 21 gauge is actually a pretty big size. And because of the lancet are extra sharp. The wound is actually bigger and deeper than necessary, especially for the ones that have to monitor blood sugar daily. The wounds take longer to heal.
Matt –
Scary lancit. This is a scary lancit, it is really painful to use! Left a literal 1 millimeter line in my finger, this has not happened with other ones before. The pain linger for at least 10-15 minutes. And the fluid kept on coming. I think it is way deeper than necessary. There is a spring inside and I think it moves around and didn’t go straight, that is why it left a prominent mark on my finger.
J.D. –
Great price compared to what you are going to pick up at the pharmacy for this quantity. They are easy to use and they work just fine. I did have a few in there that had already triggered in shipping but at this price I think that it was acceptable. I do question everything that is “sterile” and produced outside of the US and Canada where there is no regulation or oversight. This has been very evident in most of the products that I see coming out of China these days. The product is not individually packaged, they are all in one cheap plastic bag. Not even what I would call a medical grade packaging. Band-aids are better packaged. Even though they are clean I seriously doubt that these are irradiated. Probably cleaner than a splinter from the park bench but…
Brandon Callenius –
My mom had been buying lancets from wal mart and always complained about them. They would take two pokes to get to blood or not work at all.
Bought these to try and she loves them. They are sharp enough and long enough to get through the built up callouses and scar tissue from years of pokes and they work everytime on the first poke, No need for multiple pokes.
Jacqueline Clark –
Can’t find these at the pharmacy. Much easier to use than what you find OTC.
Daryl & Norma Wilson –
These are fully-contained, pressure-activated lancets, much like the ones used at our local health clinic, in fact. After use, the lancets retreat up inside of itself and locks into place where they cannot accidentally prick anyone who handles it.