The Finetest lancet device is a reliable, convenient and safe tool to use. The main components of such equipment are a plastic case with a spring mechanism built into it and a very sharp ultrathin needle. It is specially designed to minimize the discomfort associated with blood sampling. To do this, the Fintest lancet device is equipped with a special balanced spring, as well as a multi-level soft adjustment of the depth of the puncture produced. All this allows you to individually adjust the lancet device, taking into account the individual characteristics of each person, in order to reduce the painful sensations of puncturing the skin, but at the same time, get enough blood and not re-analyze.
The Finetest lancet device is equipped with the function of automatically removing the used lancet from the socket after blood sampling. To do this, there is a special button on the body of the instrument. This feature allows you to eliminate accidental punctures and cuts, as well as reduce the user's direct contact with blood to almost zero.
In addition, in the open form, the lancet Fintest device cannot be accidentally cocked or accidentally lowered and punctured, since a special spring mechanism hides the needle in the device body before and after piercing. Thus, not only is the user protected from injury, but it also becomes impossible to reuse the lancet. This makes this device truly uniquely secure.
We recommend the Finetest lancet device to children, as well as people with increased pain sensitivity, as an innovative product that allows you to get a drop of blood for analysis almost painlessly!
Conducting a glucose level study, both at home and in a hospital, requires getting a drop of blood for the study. Accordingly, we need a tool that allows us to perform a blood collection procedure. And not just a tool, but a special device that meets certain medical and consumer requirements.
In a standard situation, a sterile lancet is used in the laboratory to obtain a drop of blood. The use of a glucose meter for the purpose of self-monitoring glucose at home implies receiving a drop of blood for examination directly by the patient himself. In order to simplify the procedure of finger puncture, Infopia has developed a new model of the Finetest automatic lancet device, which provides convenient and practically painless blood collection for analysis.
