Hello! Can you help me, these needles (TRUEplus Sterile Lancets 28 gauge) is used to replace the needle in the TRUEdraw Lancing Device, right?
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Yes, but you can also look for 30 gauge, which is a smaller needle and maybe doesn't hurt as much.
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The tambour needle set comes with instructions on how to replace needles and get other sizes also. Lacis.com is my choice to buy replacement needles!
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From what I can tell, it doesn't replace "Fast Clix" or "Multi Clix" lancets, it is/they are strictly for "Soft Clix" meters, with lancing devices, or if they make a separate "soft clix" lancing device. They work in the meter I have, with the device attached. [I normally use a different brand of meter and lancets and strips; the meter these fit was given to me by someone and I use it as a "check" against my other; testing first with one, then with the other.] Hope this helps.
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I don't know since I only use it with the spacers. If you are not using the spacers, you can just inject. The spacers hide the needle.
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I've had this same qustion and just called Bayer's Customer Support line to specifically ask what size gauge the Microlet2 lancing devices were and was told they are 28 gauge. They seem smaller to me. Target carries smaller gauges that will fit the Microlet2 lancing device (smaller price, too!).
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You need what Crosley calls the NP-5 needle. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/Crosley-NP5-Replacement-Needle/dp/B00BMFY8GY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377881711&sr=8-1&keywords=crosley+np5.
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Leslie J. says it takes the Accu-Chek Softclix Lancets. I find it helpful to stick the tiny lancet metal lancing stick into the flattened plastic top which was twisted off if you don't have a sharps container.
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These appear to be regular medical syringes and needles (albeit non-sterile and not approved for medical purposes). If so the syringe tips and hubs are standardized and should fit each other regardless of syringe volume or needle gauge.
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You can find lances at any local pharmacy and Amazon.com. Your Precision Xtra will come with a lancing device. Open the top; pull out the old lance; insert a new one. That's all.
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I think any lancet can be used. The point of using a lancet is to prick yourself for a blood sample. Walgreen also carries travel lancets, one time use and throw away. It's for testing on the go. Makes life easier. But any lancet you decide on will work. I often use my lifestyle because it less painful. Hope this helps
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Also included in the kit should be the lancing device, into which you insert the lancet. This pierces the skin. A small drop of blood comes to the skin and then you gently touch it with the test strip, which you have already placed in the strip meter. Your count will show up on the strip meter within a few seconds.
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you need an NP1. Needles and cartridges might look similar but will not work. Save yourself the trouble and buy this: Crosley NP1 Replacement Needle
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It depends on the thickness of the skin. If a lancet can draw blood, then the unit can be used. As you know, a lancet goes inside the unit & the depth of prick can be adjusted.
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It depends on what lancing device you use. My last One Touch meter came without a lancing device. In general, lancets are pretty generic. I personally like the one-touch branded lancets (LifeScan) because the needle protector is like a cup or cap that fits right over the lancing needle, instead of a disk like some of the lancets. (If you order test strips some sellers will give you lancing needles, but they always seem to be the ones with the disks on the needle.) I remove the old lancet and put the new lancet in the device and remove the cap and put it on the old lancet and dispose of it in my sharps container. (I only change twice a week or if I let someone else use my lancing device.) I don't cap the lancet while it's in the device. I don't feel changing it every poke is worth the time and only a couple of times a year does my finger hurt and it's more likely where on the finger I poke it or if I didn't clean my finger enough first, rather than infections on the needle (except if I poke a not-well-cleaned finger and the next one transmits from the dirty finger to an otherwise clean finger and infects it.
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your best bet would be to check with Crosley, as they know what needle works best with the different units. My unit is a different number.
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One brand of lancet that does NOT work with this lancing device would be B-d Ultra-Fine II Lancets (by Becton-Dickinson). Those have a circular collar designed to help pull the used lancet out of the socket in the lancing device. However, in this "Easy-Touch" lancing device, those collars cause the lancet to get stuck in the removable tip, so the spent lancet is not in the socket. I have to use a toothpick through the hole in the top of the unscrewed tip to push the used lancet out. Very annoying.