1,798 devices · GMDN 61579
A blood lancet is a single-use, sterile device designed to create a precise skin puncture for collecting small blood samples or draining localized infections like cysts or boils. Clinically, it is used in point-of-care testing, diabetes management, or minor wound drainage where a controlled, shallow incision is needed.
These devices are typically classified as low-risk and regulated under general medical device standards, ensuring sterility and safety for one-time use. They are widely available through healthcare providers, pharmacies, and medical supply distributors, often without prescription for basic blood sampling applications.
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