What does the letter G mean in lancets?

G stands for Gauge. The thickness of the lancet is measured in millimeters (mm) or Gauge (G). The higher the value in mm, the thicker the puncture performed by the lancet.

How many times can Dr.Odin lancets be used?

Lancets are for single use only due to hygienic reasons and because the needle will become dull with repeated use. Hence a new, sterile lancet should be used each time you perform a test.

Can Lancets transmit disease?

Finger-pricking devices are safe when individuals are using their own device. A risk of cross-infection can only occur when the blood of an infected patient remains on the device and contaminates the sharp lancet as it pierces the skin of the next patient.

A device which is used to prick the skin for drawing blood samples for testing blood glucose levels.

Which finger is used for pricking in Dr.Odin lancets?

The middle or ring finger is preferred as having the greatest depth of tissue beneath the skin and hence offering the least chances of injury.

Dr.Odin Lancets 30G Strips

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Blood Sugar Diabetes

Dr.Odin Lancets provide guaranteed sterility to fulfill hygienic requirements
Easy to use lancet strip, is for single use only
Dr.Odin Lancets are smaller than other lancets
Provides virtually painless sampling experience

Dr.Odin Lancets strip has smooth, polished surface for reduced friction during penetration
Dr.Odin Lancets have an advance glide control system for convenient use
Lancet strips are made from natural materials and has super-fine round points ensure less painful prick
Contains a cap and to use, twist-off the protective cap

Twist and pull the long piece of safety plastic off the end of the lancet.
Then, hold lancet between two fingers.
Place against the finger you wish to draw blood from and press down until you hear a click.

Please Note - Under no circumstances should you use materials other than the lancets included in your test kit.

Keep away from children.
Use under medical supervision

Frequently Asked Questions

G stands for Gauge. The thickness of the lancet is measured in millimeters (mm) or Gauge (G). The higher the value in mm, the thicker the puncture performed by the lancet.
Lancets are for single use only due to hygienic reasons and because the needle will become dull with repeated use. Hence a new, sterile lancet should be used each time you perform a test.
Finger-pricking devices are safe when individuals are using their own device. A risk of cross-infection can only occur when the blood of an infected patient remains on the device and contaminates the sharp lancet as it pierces the skin of the next patient.
A device which is used to prick the skin for drawing blood samples for testing blood glucose levels.
The middle or ring finger is preferred as having the greatest depth of tissue beneath the skin and hence offering the least chances of injury.