Push-Button Safety Lancet, 21G–30G
A single-use push-button safety lancet, 21G to 30G, for fingerstick and heelstick capillary sampling in clinical settings.
Key takeaways
- Self-contained, single-use safety lancet triggered by a push button, listed from 21G to 30G.
- Needs no separate lancing device, which suits clinics, labs and multi-patient screening.
- Penetration depth, color coding, sterilization and pieces per box are confirmed on the specification sheet.
This safety lancet is a single-use, push-button device for capillary blood sampling, listed from 21G to 30G. The user presses the lancet against the fingertip and pushes the button; the needle makes a small puncture and stays shielded afterwards, so it cannot be reused. HOPE Medical supplies safety lancets to clinics, labs and screening programs that need to limit needlestick risk.
Key Features
- Push-button activation
- Gauge range 21G to 30G: finer gauges for glucose tests, larger gauges for bigger samples
- Self-contained; no separate lancing device needed
- Penetration depth and gauge color coding set per order
- Private-label boxes and cartons approved before production
Applications
Fingerstick and heelstick capillary sampling for glucose, hemoglobin, blood typing and rapid tests in clinics, labs, pharmacies, blood drives and community screening. Safety lancets suit multi-patient settings; for personal use with a lancing pen, see our pen-type blood lancets. Dispose of used lancets in a sharps container.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Gauge within 21G to 30G
- Penetration depth required by your tests
- Pieces per box and boxes per carton
- Label language, IFU and private label
- Destination market and documents
Technical and purchasing information
A single-use push-button safety lancet, 21G to 30G, for fingerstick and heelstick capillary sampling in clinical settings. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Activation
- Push button
- Gauge range
- 21G to 30G
- Private label / OEM
- Packaging artwork and private-label proofs approved before production
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and OEM
Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Push-Button Safety Lancet, 21G–30G.
What is a safety lancet?
A safety lancet is a single-use device with a built-in needle that is shielded before and after use. Pressing it to the skin and triggering it makes a small puncture for a capillary blood drop, and the needle cannot be reused. This one is triggered by a push button.
Safety lancets vs regular lancets: what is the difference?
Regular pen-type lancets are loose lancets loaded into a reusable lancing device, mostly for personal glucose testing. Safety lancets are self-contained and disposable, which suits clinics and multi-patient use; the shielded needle is designed to lower the risk of needlestick injury.
How do you use a push-button safety lancet?
Clean the site and let it dry, remove the protective cap if present, press the lancet firmly against the side of the fingertip and push the button. Collect the sample as your test requires and dispose of the lancet in a sharps container. Follow the instructions for use.
Which safety lancet gauge should I choose?
Higher gauge numbers mean finer needles. Finer gauges toward the top of the range are common for glucose testing; lower gauges such as 21G give larger drops for tests that need more blood. This lancet is listed from 21G to 30G; confirm the gauges and depth your tests require.
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