Description
What is GlucoRx Lancing Device?
A lancing device is a small tube that pushes a lancet (small needle) into the skin to make a small puncture in order to produce a drop of blood for blood glucose testing. It’s the ideal solution if you struggle to make a puncture with a lancet alone.
Which lancet do I need for my lancing device?
The type of lancet you’ll need to use with your lancing device will depend on the device itself.
Some lancing devices are designed to be used with universal lancets, giving you more options as you find the most comfortable and effective lancets for you.
On the other hand, some lancing devices need to use specific lancets from the same manufacturer. If you’re not sure which lancet you need for your lancing device, take a look at the information leaflet that came with your device, this will let you know where to find the right lancets.
How can I test my blood sugar at home?
You can test your blood sugar at home by using a traditional home glucose monitoring system, where you prick your finger to draw out a drop of blood to put on the test strip.
Place the strip into the meter that displays the blood sugar levels and record the level in case your healthcare provider needs to see the results.
Having a blood sugar reader at home enables you to check your sugar levels multiple times a day, helping you to keep an eye on your results so your healthcare provider can let you know how much medication to take.
How do I safely dispose of single-use lancets?
It’s very important to dispose of single-use lancets or any other sharps safely and responsibly. If you have diabetes and are monitoring your blood sugar at home, your GP can prescribe a sharps bin which you can use to dispose of your used lancets safely. When your bin is full, you can arrange for it to be collected and disposed of by your local council.
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Customer –
Better quality than the original lancet pen that came with my glucose tester.
Jan Holden –
My husband uses these with lancets so he can take his glucose readings as he is diabetic. For some reason this item is not on his repeat prescription, so I was so pleased to find this at Chemist4U. Price is very reasonable and this particular device is well made and keeps his Lancet very stable when using it. Cheaper ones are not so stable, so happily get this. They last quite well so definitely worth thst littk extra
John –
Looks a bit flimsy but I will see out it goes