Medline Safety Lancet with Pressure Activation, 28G x 1.8 mm

Safety Lancet with Pressure Activation, 28G x 1.8 mm

This safety lancet with pressure activation is a single-use blood sampling device with a 28G needle and 1.8 mm controlled penetration depth. It works well for healthcare settings that want a simple, safer lancet option that helps reduce accidental cuts and cross-contamination risks for both staff and patients. The spring action supports a quick, gentle puncture, and the needle retracts automatically and locks out after use.

Good Fit For

• Routine capillary blood collection workflows
• Clinical settings prioritizing sharps safety
• Dental procedures

Key Features

• Pressure-activated design keeps use straightforward in busy care settings
• 28G lancet supports blood draw needs where a finer gauge is preferred
• 1.8 mm controlled penetration depth helps promote a quick, gentle puncture
• Automatic needle retraction and lockout add protection against accidental cuts
• Latex-free construction can support facilities managing latex sensitivity concerns

Applications and Usage

• Collecting capillary blood samples during patient care
• Supporting blood draw tasks where controlled puncture depth is important
• Using a retracting safety lancet in dental procedures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 1.8 mm.
• Gauge and penetration depth should align with your blood collection protocol and patient needs.
• This is a pressure-activated safety lancet, so buyers should confirm that format matches staff preference and workflow.

FAQ

• How does this safety lancet help reduce needlestick risk? The needle retracts automatically and locks out after use, which helps protect against accidental cuts and supports cross-contamination prevention.
• What gauge and penetration depth does this lancet use? This lancet uses a 28G needle with a 1.8 mm penetration depth.
• Is this lancet latex free? Yes. This safety lancet is latex free.
• What kind of activation does this lancet use? This model uses pressure activation, which can be a practical choice for straightforward, consistent use.

From Medline.