Image of a GlucoRx Safety Lancets box, highlighting Pressure Activated Safety Lancets for diabetes management. The sterile tip is designed for safe blood glucose testing. The box includes 100 pieces of 28G, 1.8mm lancets, with an illustrative side for clarity. Zoom in
Image of GlucoRx Safety Lancets box with instructions: 1) Twist and remove cap. 2) Push against test site. 3) Dispose in sharps container. Designed for diabetes management, these sterile, single-use lancets (28G, 1.8mm) come in packs of 100 pieces. Zoom in
GlucoRx Ref: GLU138

Glucorx Safety Lancets (28gx1.8mm)

£13.39
13p per unit
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Key features
  • Single-use safety lancets
  • Easy-to-use design
  • Convenient for on-the-go testing
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Remove the safety cap.
Position the lancet firmly against the desired puncture site.
Press the release button to activate the lancet.
Dispose of the used lancet safely in a sharps container.
Pack of 100
Glucose testing for individuals with diabetes or those monitoring their blood sugar levels.
Suitable for adults and children under proper supervision.
Do not reuse lancets to prevent contamination and injury.
Keep out of reach of children.
Dispose of used lancets in an appropriate sharps container.
Follow healthcare provider's instructions for proper use.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Lancet needle made of stainless steel.
Sterile packaging for safety and hygiene.

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