What are true metrix lancets? True metrix lancets are high quality, sterile lancets designed for use with blood glucose monitoring systems. This pack contains 100 lancets, providing users with a reliable supply for regular testing. Each lancet is engineered for precision, ensuring a quick and painless blood sample for accurate glucose readings. The lancets are compatible with most lancing devices, making them a versatile option for users. Their fine gauge ensures minimal discomfort during use, encouraging regular monitoring of blood glucose levels. What are the benefits? This product allows for quick and painless blood sampling, making it easier for users to monitor their glucose levels regularly. The high quality design ensures reliability and accuracy, helping users manage their diabetes effectively. Additionally, the compatibility with various lancing devices provides flexibility for users. What are the key features? 100 lancets per pack 28g fine gauge for minimal discomfort compatible with most lancing devices high quality and sterile ensures reliable blood sampling usage how to use wash your hands clean your hands with soap and warm water, then dry thoroughly. This helps prevent infection and ensures accurate results. Prepare the lancing device charge the spring cock the device by pulling back the plunger until it clicks—this loads the spring for use. Lance your finger press the device firmly against the side of your fingertip and press the release button to activate the lancet. Collect the blood sample gently squeeze your finger if needed to get a drop of blood for your glucose meter. Dispose of the lancet safely remove the lancet from the device and discard it in a sharps container. Never reuse lancets—they're single use only. Usage warnings precautions to consider before using single use only each lancet is sterile and designed for one time use. Reusing lancets can cause pain, infection, or inaccurate results do not share never share a lancet with another person, even family members. This helps prevent the spread of bloodborne infections check for damage do not use a lancet if the protective cap is damaged or missing. This could compromise sterility proper disposal always discard used lancets in a designated sharps container to avoid accidental needle stick injuries warnings