Freestyle 0.05mm Blood 200 Lancets - 28g

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Freestyle 0.05mm Blood Glucose Lancets for Accurate Testing

You can rely on these sterile, single-use lancets to obtain blood samples for glucose monitoring. Each lancet features a 28-gauge needle with a 0.05mm diameter, designed to minimise discomfort whilst ensuring adequate blood flow for testing. The pack contains 200 individually wrapped lancets, providing you with a long-term supply for daily blood glucose monitoring.

These lancets are compatible with most standard lancing devices and offer consistent performance for routine diabetes management. When you need reliable diabetes monitoring supplies, these lancets provide the precision required for accurate blood glucose readings.

How These Lancets Work for Blood Sampling

The 28-gauge needle creates a small puncture in your fingertip, allowing you to collect the blood drop needed for glucose testing. The 0.05mm diameter is specifically engineered to balance comfort with functionality, ensuring you obtain sufficient blood volume without unnecessary tissue trauma.

Each lancet is individually sealed to maintain sterility until use. The sharp, bevelled tip penetrates the skin cleanly, reducing the likelihood of tissue damage that can occur with repeated testing over time.

Who Should Use These Diabetes Lancets

These blood glucose lancets are suitable for anyone requiring regular blood glucose monitoring, including people with Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, or gestational diabetes. Healthcare professionals may also recommend their use for patients monitoring blood sugar levels as part of their treatment plan.

The 28-gauge size makes them particularly appropriate for:

Daily glucose monitoring routines
People with sensitive skin who need gentler puncturing
Patients requiring multiple daily blood samples
Those using standard lancing devices for home testing

Why Single-Use Sterile Lancets Matter

Each lancet is designed for one-time use only, which prevents contamination and reduces infection risk. Reusing lancets can lead to blunted tips, increased pain, and potential bacterial contamination. The individual packaging ensures each lancet remains sterile until you're ready to use it.

The consistent sharpness of new lancets also means more reliable blood flow, reducing the need for multiple punctures to obtain adequate sample volume for your glucose meter.

Storage and Handling Requirements

Store these lancets at room temperature in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep them in their original packaging until use to maintain sterility. Check the expiry date before use and dispose of used lancets safely in a sharps container.

Always wash your hands before handling lancets and ensure your lancing device is clean before inserting a new lancet. This helps maintain hygiene standards essential for safe blood glucose monitoring.

This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

How to Use Your Lancets Safely

Remove one lancet from its individual packaging just before use. Insert the lancet into your lancing device according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring it clicks securely into place. Remove any protective cap from the lancet tip before use.

Select an appropriate puncture site on the side of your fingertip, avoiding the centre pad area. Clean the site with an alcohol wipe if recommended by your healthcare provider and allow it to dry completely before testing.

Proper Testing Technique

Position the lancing device firmly against your chosen finger site and activate according to your device instructions. Apply gentle pressure around the puncture site to encourage blood flow if needed. Collect the blood sample as directed by your glucose meter instructions.

After testing, dispose of the used lancet immediately in a sharps container. Never reuse lancets or share them with others. Replace the lancet in your device with a fresh one for each blood glucose test to maintain sterility and ensure optimal performance.

Potential Side Effects and Reactions

Like all medical devices, Freestyle 0.05mm Blood Lancets can cause side effects, although not everyone will experience them. Most people tolerate finger-prick blood sampling well, but some reactions may occur at the puncture site. If you're managing your condition with diabetes monitoring equipment, it's important to recognise potential complications.

The most common side effects involve minor skin reactions at the puncture site, typically resolving within a few hours. Some people may experience slightly more discomfort if they have particularly sensitive skin or use the same finger repeatedly.

Possible side effects include:

Minor bleeding at the puncture site
Temporary pain or stinging sensation
Small bruising around the test area
Skin irritation or redness
Callus formation with frequent testing
Infection if proper hygiene isn't maintained
Scarring with repeated use of the same site
Difficulty obtaining adequate blood sample

If you experience these or any other side effects, speak to your doctor or pharmacist right away. For more information about reporting side effects please see the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme.