399 devices · GMDN 61578
Manual blood lancing devices are single-use, sterile instruments designed to create precise skin punctures for collecting small blood samples. They are commonly used by healthcare providers or patients—such as diabetics—to draw capillary blood from areas like the fingertip or earlobe, ensuring controlled depth and minimal discomfort.
These devices are typically regulated as medical instruments, often classified based on risk and intended use rather than the category itself. They are supplied pre-sterilized and intended for one-time use to prevent cross-contamination, with some models featuring safety mechanisms to reduce injury risk.
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