Can I use this item to find vein of human??I'm a doctor
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Scientists at Roswell regularly use it to find vein of alien, but there may be other insurmountable challenges for an esteemed physician such as yourself.
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Short Answer: NoYou're a doctor, go get an AccuVein AV 300, a Venoscope, a Veinlite Transilluminator, or a Veintector...NOT a $17 Chinese knockoff of a tactical light.
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Doubtful. It's too bright. I'd recommend either an led blacklight. Or tying off the patients arm extremely tight heheh
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I honestly don't know. As for me, I really didn't get this for use as an oximeter. I have frequent irregular heartbeat so I wanted it for the graphic monitoring of pulserate, and for that purpose it works beautifully.
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Ugh... As a medical professional myself, I would say it's not the best option. For one, it's a little bulky to hold with one hand and an instrument in the other and ;two, it's battery operated with no AC/DC power cable direct. But iaff you're in the field or backwoods somewhere and have an assistant, it has the power to illuminate the a hole in a human being (sarcasm). I use it for night spotting wildlife, night rides on the boat, and camping.
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sorry, I don't know about that unit, but if it does fit..it is the best and finest needle for drawing blood.
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Don't feel dumb. There are so many meters/strips it can be confusing. Onetouch Delica are the lancets used to prick the skin to get a drop of blood. The meter you have is either a Onetouch Ultra or Ultra mini. My meter is a Onetouch Ultra Mini and the testing strips you are asking about work great in my meter. You should be fine using these strips.
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They are used to pierce through your skin for blood drop. It is relatively easy to use this Lancets
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I am the same size now and it worked just fine for me last week when I had vein work done. So yes it will. They are tough to get on- try rolling it and working it up your leg- not like traditional pull ons,
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Me too! Just been a few days. Researched lots. Bought the True2Go kit at Walgreens for about $15. Comes with just 10 strips <buy these for extra!>, and has a bag of lancets but you'll need more after a few days.Go with 33gauge for comfort.Works on tough skin, too by adjusting the depth setting on the lancer from 1-5. I began with 1 and went up until it pricked my finger with the 3. Highly suggest the True2Go. Takes the littlest dtop of blood, very gentle on the skin once you find the depth dial you need. I use 3, my bf needed a 5 <he tested the unit for me>, holds many readings in memory, too! Me too! Just been a few days. Researched lots. Bought the True2Go kit at Walgreens for about $15. Comes with just 10 strips <buy these for extra!>, and has a bag of lancets but you'll need more after a few days.Go with 33gauge for comfort.Works on tough skin, too by adjusting the depth setting on the lancer from 1-5. I began with 1 and went up until it pricked my finger with the 3. Highly suggest the True2Go. Takes the littlest dtop of blood, very gentle on the skin once you find the depth dial you need. I use 3, my bf needed a 5 <he tested the unit for me>, holds many readings... » Read More Me too! Just been a few days. Researched lots. Bought the True2Go kit at Walgreens for about $15. Comes with just 10 strips <buy these for extra!>, and has a bag of lancets but you'll need more after a few days.Go with 33gauge for comfort.Works on tough skin, too by adjusting the depth setting on the lancer from 1-5. I began with 1 and went up until it pricked my finger with the 3. Highly suggest the True2Go. Takes the littlest dtop of blood, very gentle on the skin once you find the depth dial you need. I use 3, my bf needed a 5 <he tested the unit for me>, holds many readings in memory, too! « Show Less
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Meter gives a quick reading with a small blood sample. It is the lancet you use that causes pain.
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Lancets are to prick your finger for blood. If you are newly diagnosed with diabetes, check with your local hospital on diabetes education classes.
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Not necessarily. The one I received didn't have the needle. So I have to order one separately. :-S
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Hello! Yes, you would need a lancet device, and lancets to jab your finger for the blood sample. Remember, always use the sides of your fingers, not the pads.
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Yes on any surface, body, or thing. You'll surprise yourself with the number of uses for these. Maybe on body temp - the reading is "approximate" but you can get an idea by shooting a reading down your open mouth while breathing out. Accuracy is +- 2 centegrade, which is about 4 farenheit, no where near a medical degree of accuracy. But it's consistent, so what you get normally can be compared with what you get if you think you may have a fever. Hope this helps.
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To be honest, I can't say. See if someone you know have an extra cuff to their monitor, you can use.
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a medical person might be qualified to answer that, but not I. I would say if you are a thick-skinned person go deeper. I am lean and muscular with little fat, so I use the short needles.
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Good Day and thank you for reaching out to Bellabaci International. Varicose veins are unfortunately contra-indicated to cupping therapy. You can however, use your soft cup, at a light suction, next to the veins to relieve the pressure causing fluids and drain your lymphatic system to prevent fluid build-up. Just be sure to never go directly over the varicose vein as this can lead to damage. The cups can be used over Spider Veins, the thin broken capillaries usually in a spiderweb-like formation. Happy Cupping!
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I find that you can't. I believe this is a poor design. I got one of my old lancets that I manually load and kept using that. It also turned out to be cheaper. Hope that helped.