Lancing Device

Summary

AI-generated from vendor-published content · April 26, 2026

A pen-style lancing device used to obtain a small blood sample for glucose testing, with 10 depth settings to accommodate different skin types — from thin (pediatric or elderly) to thick or calloused. It's a practical tool for anyone managing diabetes who needs reliable, repeatable finger-stick testing, and the adjustable depth helps minimize discomfort for people with sensitive skin or reduced sensation. This is a complete, ready-to-use device, though it requires compatible lancets (sold separately) to function — note it does not work with AccuChek Softclix lancets. At this price point, it's an accessible replacement or backup lancer, but people with significant fine motor limitations may find the trigger-action grip challenging without adapted gripping aids.

What Setup Looks Like

• Out of the box
  
  1. Insert a compatible lancet into the tip and twist off the protective cap.
  2. Dial the depth setting appropriate for your skin type (1–3 thin, 4–6 normal, 7–10 thick).
  3. Cock the device, press against a fingertip, and press the trigger to obtain a blood sample.

Where to Get It

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