Cambridge Sensors USA Safety Lancet Microdot® 30 Gauge Retractable Push Button Activation Finger, 4800/CS

Safety Lancet Microdot® 30 Gauge Retractable Push Button Activation Finger, 4800/CS

This safety lancet is a single-use, retractable finger lancet with push button activation. It fits settings that need straightforward capillary blood sampling while supporting infection control and helping reduce accidental needle sticks. This Microdot version uses a 30 gauge needle with a 1.8 mm depth and comes sterile.

Good Fit For

• Finger blood sampling workflows
• Healthcare settings focused on sharps safety
• High-volume case purchasing

Key Features

• Single-use design supports one-patient use and disposal after the procedure
• Retractable safety lock-out feature helps prevent accidental needle sticks
• Push button activation offers a simple, consistent workflow
• 30 gauge tri-bevel needle is auto polished to maximize comfort and reduce pain
• Made for finger sampling with a 1.8 mm depth setting
• Sterile lancet format supports controlled clinical use

Applications and Usage

• Fingerstick blood collection
• Routine capillary sampling in clinical settings
• Dental procedures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 1.8 mm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This lancet is intended for finger use.
• The needle is 30 gauge with a 1.8 mm depth, which may matter for protocol selection.
• Push button activation may suit teams that prefer a simple, one-step trigger.

FAQ

• Is this lancet single use? Yes. This safety lancet is disposable and intended for single-use application.
• Does the needle retract after use? Yes. The lancet has a retractable safety lock-out feature to help prevent accidental needle sticks.
• What activation method does this lancet use? This lancet uses push button activation.
• What needle gauge and depth does this lancet have? This Microdot safety lancet uses a 30 gauge needle and a 1.8 mm depth.
• Is this lancet sterile and intended for finger use? Yes. The lancet is sterile and the target area is the finger.

From Microdot by Cambridge Sensors USA.