McKesson Push Button Safety Lancets, 28 Gauge

McKesson

McKesson Push Button Safety Lancets, 28 Gauge

$23.90 - $471.20
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Description

McKesson Push-Button Safety Lancets - 28 Gauge, 1.5 mm

Available in Box of 100 or Case of 20 Boxes (2000)

The McKesson Push-Button Safety Lancets provide a quick, convenient, and comfortable way to obtain samples for glucose testing and other fingertip sampling applications. Featuring a 28-gauge needle with a fixed 1.5 mm penetration depth. An electro-polished, silicone-coated needle and rapid puncture action help minimize discomfort during sampling. The needle remains fully covered before use by a protective sterility tab and automatically retracts after activation, helping reduce accidental needlestick exposure.

The easy-to-handle design uses a simple two-step operation with low firing force. Once activated, the self-locking mechanism prevents the lancet from being reused. Purple color coding makes the 28-gauge size easy to identify.

Features & Benefits

  • 28-gauge needle provides gentle fingertip blood sampling
  • 1.5 mm fixed penetration depth provides consistent needle exposure
  • Push-button activation allows quick and convenient blood sampling
  • Electro-polished, silicone-coated needle helps minimize discomfort during puncture
  • High-speed puncture action supports comfortable and efficient sampling
  • Gamma sterilized for safe, sterile use
  • Protective sterility tab keeps the needle covered before activation
  • Retractable needle is enclosed after use to help reduce accidental needlestick exposure
  • Self-locking activation mechanism helps prevent reuse
  • Simple two-step operation makes the lancet easy to use
  • Low firing force provides comfortable activation
  • Ready to use with no lancet loading required
  • Purple color coding allows quick identification of the 28-gauge size
  • Designed for single-use fingertip sampling
  • Not made with natural rubber latex
  • Packaged 100 per box, 20 boxes per case

 

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