Discover the Neon Verifine Safety Lancets 23g X1.8mm 100 pack. This package offers an affordable yet trustworthy method for blood glucose and INR testing. The safety lancets come with an excellent needle quality, ensuring utmost comfort during its application. They meet the ISO 13485:2003 standards, making them fit for both blood glucose (30G & 28G) and INR testing (23G & 21G).

Key Features

Activated by pressure, ensuring a consistent and accurate puncture
Superior needle quality ensures user comfort
Meets ISO 13485:2003 standards
Ideal for both blood glucose and INR tests
Undergone irradiation sterilization for user safety
Distinctive tri-bevel needle tip minimizes skin contact

What are the benefits of using Neon Verifine Safety Lancets?

The Neon Verifine Safety Lancets are convenient for blood glucose and INR testing. They have a pressure-activated mechanism for accurate punctures, and their superior needle ensures a comfortable testing experience.

How do Neon Verifine Safety Lancets work?

The lancets are activated by pressure. Just exert pressure on the lancet, and its needle will perforate the skin, allowing for blood sample collection.

What are the main components of Neon Verifine Safety Lancets?

Neon Verifine Safety Lancets are characterized by their pressure-activated mechanism, superior quality needle, and a unique tri-bevel needle tip which reduces the amount of skin contact.

Are these lancets compatible with all lancing devices?

Neon Verifine Safety Lancets function as independent, pressure-activated lancets. They don't necessitate an additional lancing apparatus.

How do I dispose of used lancets?

After use, the lancets should be placed in a sharps bin or another suitable puncture-proof container. This practice ensures safety and avoids unintended injuries.

Usage and Instructions

To use Neon Verifine Safety Lancets 23g X1.8mm 100 pack, follow these steps:

Clean the puncture site with an alcohol swab and let it air dry.
Remove the lancet from its packaging.
Hold the lancet firmly against the puncture site.
Apply pressure to activate the lancet, which will puncture the skin and release a small drop of blood.
Collect the blood sample as required for your test.
Dispose of the used lancet in an appropriate sharps container.