O FORA Sterile Safety Lancet é a solução ideal para quem precisa realizar testes de glicose de forma prática e segura. Com um design inovador, este lancet de 1,8 mm de profundidade e 30 gauge oferece uma experiência de uso sem complicações, eliminando a necessidade de dispositivos de punção adicionais. Cada lancet é estéril e seguro, com uma agulha que se retrai automaticamente, garantindo que o usuário não tenha contato com a parte cortante antes e depois do uso. Isso não só aumenta a segurança, mas também proporciona uma experiência mais tranquila e higiênica.
Com um total de 100 unidades, o FORA Safety Lancet é ideal para quem precisa monitorar os níveis de glicose regularmente. A facilidade de descarte após o uso em um recipiente apropriado torna o processo ainda mais conveniente. Além disso, a tecnologia empregada neste produto permite que o usuário obtenha uma amostra de sangue mínima, reduzindo a dor e o desconforto associados a punções frequentes. O material utilizado é livre de látex e coberto por polietileno, garantindo que o produto seja seguro para todos os usuários.
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– Praticidade: Não é necessário pré-carregar ou usar dispositivos adicionais, facilitando o uso diário.
– Segurança: A agulha se retrai automaticamente, evitando acidentes e garantindo um manuseio seguro.
– Descarte fácil: Os lancets são para uso único, permitindo um descarte simples e higiênico.
– Conforto: A tecnologia de punção minimiza a dor, tornando o teste de glicose mais tolerável.
– Alta qualidade: Fabricado com padrões profissionais, assegurando um produto confiável e eficaz.
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Para utilizar o FORA Sterile Safety Lancet, comece escolhendo um local limpo e bem iluminado. Lave bem as mãos com água e sabão ou utilize um antisséptico. Retire um lancet da embalagem, segurando-o pela parte não cortante. Posicione a ponta do lancet na área escolhida, geralmente na lateral do dedo, e pressione firmemente até que a punção ocorra. Após a coleta da amostra de sangue, descarte o lancet em um recipiente apropriado para objetos cortantes. Limpe a área com um algodão ou gaze e, se necessário, aplique um curativo.
Jule Durant –
After using another brand of lancet for some time, I thought that I’d give these a try since they are the brand that we used on the ambulance when I was running calls as a volunteer EMT back in the day.
Pros: They are self-contained and do not require a separate lancing device, which makes the process a bit more convenient. They are easy to use, just pop off the cover and press against a fingertip. The needle penetrates the skin and then retracts into the holder with no exposed needle to worry about after taking a blood sample.
Con: Ouch. I say again: Ouch. I have a high tolerance for pain and do not flinch when doing my daily sticks, but these are so much more painful than the other brand that I boxed them up and put them on the shelf. I feel sorry for the patients we used these on.
Positive energy âœ¨ï¸ –
I ordered these for the ketogenic diet, and knew the toughest things about monitoring glucose and ketones would be pricking my finger. The very thought brought up enough fear to fully avoid this step. After reading that the lancer that came with the Precision Xtra Meter I ordered can be brutal, which didn’t help my fears any, I decided to order these so I would not have to see the needle.
First, I tried the tool that came with my meter. On first try, level 1, my fingertip bruised and the flow of blood was copious. I bought some mobile lancets from Walgreens while I waited for these to arrive, and loved them. They were the perfect punch for my little fingers. When these arrived, I eagerly pressed one to my finger. The pain and bruise was worse than with from the lancer with my kit, the bleeding about the same.
In the meantime, my son is also doing the ketogenic diet, and is having trouble finding a lancing device that will actually draw enough blood for testing. He’s tried mine, his, and finally, these. One night while trying to test his glucose and ketones, we had to poke him 9 times to get enough blood with the other devices. These little monsters took care of the task on the first try. Lots of blood and some pain, he said, but for him, well worth it. One painful poke is much better than 9, so he’s going to use them and give me the lancer that came with his Keto-Mojo kit, which is perfect for me. He’s a young adult male who works out regularly, so maybe that explains his tougher, thicker skin, but he can testify to the force of these little lancets on someone like him. I won’t use one of these on me again. I’d rather use a straight pin.
Mogula –
Mw es economic y practico.
Espantoon –
Soy enfermera. Compré este producto para mi uso. Mejor precio que en la farmacia. Buena calidad. Lo recomiendo.
Victoria De la Cruz
Helium –
Pros:
– Don’t require a lancet tool. Lancet tools break, these don’t
– Consistent pool of blood and much fewer wasted test strips
– Not as painful as other lancets I’ve used.
– Each lancet comes in its own tiny self-contained plastic container If you put cap back on after use, it’s like a tiny Sharps container.
– I have advanced glaucoma and really struggle to use lancets that require a lancet tool. All I need to do to use a Fora lancet is take off the ap and squeeze the lancet between my thumb and the text finger. I can do it one-handed. I am legally bliund, not totally blind but I think a totally blind person would have no trouble doing it.
Potential cons
– I purchased these myself (3 100-count boxes about 13.5 cents per lancet). Many lancets that require a lancet tool are cheaper than that.
– I don’t know if Medicare will provide these lancets. Maybe yes, maybe no. I just got them a couple of weeks ago and haven’t tried yet. For me, as a visually impaired user, it’s definitely worth buying them myself .
– Only one gae size & only one pressure. Works fine for me but I know that many lancet tools allow presure adjustments and presumably that is important to some users.
Bottom line: these make my life SO MUCH EASIER at home and when I travel. Higholy recommended.
Helium –
I was looking for a different kind of lancet that would not have to be put in the pen that comes with your usual diabetic meter kit. To me it was more steps getting it done since you have to take it apart & they break easily. I work in the medical field and I test blood a lot using a one time lancet, that doesn’t hurt. I basically wanted something similar that the I use at work in the hospital.
Reading the reviews, I was just a little bit concerned about it not going in far enough to get the small amount of blood needed for testing. I read numerous reviews all saying they didn’t work. I decided to try them anyway. I had trouble getting a blood sample using the ones that came with my meter, so I figured I had nothing to loose. I don’t know quite what to think about the reviews that said that they couldn’t get a blood sample. I should have paid more attention to the length of the lancet because that’s on me. But these lancets really go quite deep. I was extremely surprised by that!
They definitely get plenty of blood – way more than needed! I was used to the one in my meter not getting enough for a sample that I was going towards the middle of my finger pad which isn’t the correct place to actually do it. The side of your finger pad is the correct place and once I did that, it was the perfect amount, without pain, and no bruising. If you have more skin, & calluses then I would try going a bit more towards the center of your finger pad. I think just trying different places will give you a better experience and finding the right area for the amount you need to test.
Patricia francis –
I use product to test my sugar every morning.i am on medication to help manage my glucose level.
Musa –
These don’t hurt and work well.