Gracia Enterprises

MOQ - 100 Each. Gracia Enterprises—Manufacturer, Dealer, Seller of Laboratory & Surgical Supplies. Our customers are spread all over India. Product Description: A lancet device, also known as a control device or lancing device, is a compact and user-friendly medical tool designed for safe and efficient blood sample collection. Commonly used by diabetic patients and healthcare professionals, this device allows for quick and nearly painless fingertip pricks, enabling accurate blood glucose testing and other diagnostics. It features adjustable depth settings to suit different skin types and minimize discomfort, making it suitable for both home and clinical use. Compatible with most standard disposable lancets (28G to 33G), the device ensures hygiene, safety, and ease of use. Made from durable, medical-grade plastic, it is lightweight, reusable, and designed for long-term reliability. Ideal for blood sugar monitoring, hemoglobin checks, and cholesterol testing, this lancet device is an essential tool for diabetes care and routine health assessments. Bulk orders and PAN India delivery options are available.

MOQ: 50000

safety blood lancet—a medical device used to obtain a small blood sample, typically for glucose testing or other diagnostic tests.

What is a Safety Blood Lancet?

A safety blood lancet is a single-use, sterile device designed to puncture the skin (usually a fingertip) to draw a drop of blood. These lancets are called “safety” lancets because they have built-in safety features that:

• Prevent accidental needle sticks

• Automatically retract the needle after use

• Minimize pain and discomfort

• Reduce the risk of infection and cross-contamination

Common Uses:

• Blood glucose monitoring (for diabetics)

• Hemoglobin testing

• Cholesterol testing

• Point-of-care testing (in clinics or hospitals)

Types of Safety Lancets:

1. Push Button – Activated by pressing a button.

2. Pressure Activated – Needle activates when pressed against the skin.

3. Blade Lancets – For larger blood samples, often used in labs.

Features to Look For:

 

• Gauge size (smaller = finer needle, less pain)

• Depth of penetration (typically 1.5–2.2 mm for adults)

• Needle or blade type

• Sterility and packaging (single-use)