Lancet

The Lancet needle, also known as the Lancet blood draw. Disposable devices are needle-shaped and made of stainless steel, which is usually sterilized by radiation. It is used in a glucometer to test blood sugar to make very small holes in the skin and to take blood samples. The Gauge is actually an international measure of the thickness of the needle, and the larger the number, the thinner the needle, as well as the length of the needle, the height of the needle, or the height of the needle, which indicates the depth of penetration of the needle into the skin. And this value is usually 2.4 mm. Types of lancets include: automatic or safety lancets (Safety Lancets) and glucometer lancets (four-feathers and two-feathers).