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CNME100112-3
CNMEDITECH
Medical Disposable Child Safety Heel Incision Blood Lancet
A heel blood lancet is a sterile, single-use medical device specifically designed for capillary blood sampling in neonates and infants. It is commonly used for newborn screening tests, blood glucose monitoring, and other diagnostic purposes requiring small-volume blood collection. The lancet features a fine, retractable blade or needle that punctures the heel gently and precisely, ensuring minimal discomfort and reduced risk of injury.
Features:
Safe and Sterile: Individually packaged for single use to prevent cross-contamination and infection.
Gentle Puncture Mechanism: Designed for minimal tissue trauma and optimized blood flow with a precise, shallow incision.
Ergonomic Design: Compact and easy to handle, allowing for accurate positioning and operation by healthcare professionals.
Automatic Retraction: The blade or needle retracts immediately after puncture to prevent accidental needlestick injuries.
Consistent Depth Control: Available in various penetration depths (typically 0.85 mm to 1.0 mm) to suit different neonatal needs.
Advantages:
Easier Use than Ever: Single-Handed Operation
Finger Contoured Design provides a steady and stable grip.
Tapered contact surface provides better visibility of site location.
Safety tab release and trigger pull without changing grip.
Baby Comfort and Safety
Attached safety tab to avoid any choking risks.
Extra thin steel micro blade provides the finest, cleanest surgical incision.
Permanently retractable blade minimizes possible injury or reuse.
Consistent depth and width of incision provides excellent blood flow.
Usage Instructions:
Select an appropriate site on the infant's heel (typically the medial or lateral plantar surface).
Clean the area with an alcohol swab and allow to dry.
Remove the lancet cap and press the device firmly against the heel.
Activate the lancet to perform the puncture.
Apply gentle pressure to the heel to encourage blood flow.
Dispose of the used lancet in a proper sharps container.
Medical Disposable Child Safety Heel Incision Blood Lancet
A heel blood lancet is a sterile, single-use medical device specifically designed for capillary blood sampling in neonates and infants. It is commonly used for newborn screening tests, blood glucose monitoring, and other diagnostic purposes requiring small-volume blood collection. The lancet features a fine, retractable blade or needle that punctures the heel gently and precisely, ensuring minimal discomfort and reduced risk of injury.
Features:
Safe and Sterile: Individually packaged for single use to prevent cross-contamination and infection.
Gentle Puncture Mechanism: Designed for minimal tissue trauma and optimized blood flow with a precise, shallow incision.
Ergonomic Design: Compact and easy to handle, allowing for accurate positioning and operation by healthcare professionals.
Automatic Retraction: The blade or needle retracts immediately after puncture to prevent accidental needlestick injuries.
Consistent Depth Control: Available in various penetration depths (typically 0.85 mm to 1.0 mm) to suit different neonatal needs.
Advantages:
Easier Use than Ever: Single-Handed Operation
Finger Contoured Design provides a steady and stable grip.
Tapered contact surface provides better visibility of site location.
Safety tab release and trigger pull without changing grip.
Baby Comfort and Safety
Attached safety tab to avoid any choking risks.
Extra thin steel micro blade provides the finest, cleanest surgical incision.
Permanently retractable blade minimizes possible injury or reuse.
Consistent depth and width of incision provides excellent blood flow.
Usage Instructions:
Select an appropriate site on the infant's heel (typically the medial or lateral plantar surface).
Clean the area with an alcohol swab and allow to dry.
Remove the lancet cap and press the device firmly against the heel.
Activate the lancet to perform the puncture.
Apply gentle pressure to the heel to encourage blood flow.
Dispose of the used lancet in a proper sharps container.
