Medline Safety Lancets, 200 EA/BX

Safety Lancets, 200 EA/BX

Safety lancets are single-use lancets made for safer blood sampling workflows. This option works well for healthcare settings that want an easier-to-handle lancet that helps protect both staff and patients by automatically retracting and locking out the needle after use. The lancet has a 28 gauge needle, 1.80 mm incision depth, and comes in a box of 200.

Good Fit For

• Blood sampling workflows in healthcare settings
• Facilities prioritizing sharps safety
• Teams standardizing on latex-free lancets

Key Features

• Automatic needle retraction and lockout help reduce needlestick injury risk after use
• Safety design also helps support cross-contamination prevention in busy care settings
• Simple format for both healthcare professionals and patients
• 28 gauge lancet with 1.80 mm incision depth for buyers who need that specific configuration
• Latex-free construction for facilities seeking latex-free options
• Box of 200 supports routine clinical use and replenishment planning

Applications and Usage

• Routine capillary blood sampling where a safety lancet is required
• Clinical environments focused on reducing post-use needlestick exposure
• Patient care areas where single-use lancets help support safer workflow

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 1.80 mm.
• This SKU is a pressure-activated safety lancet
• Gauge and incision depth should be matched to your protocol before ordering
• If your team uses push button or side button activation, choose the correct style for workflow consistency

FAQ

• What type of lancet is this? This is a pressure-activated safety lancet.
• How does the safety mechanism work? The needle retracts automatically after use and locks out to add protection against needlestick injuries.
• What size is this lancet? This lancet has a 28 gauge needle and a 1.80 mm incision depth.
• Is this lancet latex-free? Yes. This safety lancet is latex-free.
• How many lancets come in a box? Each box includes 200 safety lancets.

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