What lancets go in the OneTouch Ultra Mini monitor?
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Life Scan One Touch Ultra Soft Lancets UPC 5388539310 Box of 100 Contact 800-227-8862
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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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Genteel website says bd lancet is incompatible. Check mygenteel.com/support/faqs
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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.
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I don't know about them but you can use GenStrip. I get them from stores on Amazon and they work great. They are much cheaper than OneTouch strips. I usually don't buy the cheapest because I am careful of the exp. date.
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This includes a fast clix lancet device. The old multi clix lancets will NOT work with this device.
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Test sites are a function of your lancet device. My personal choice is the Accu-Chek Multiclix but there are other devices that offer similar features of optional test sites and comfort depth adjustments for the lancet penetration. Regarding the NEXT USB charge retention. It can last for months. I charge mine very infrequently - maybe every 6 months - but I don't leave it on very long. I have my lancet device ready before inserting the test strip and as soon as I've wiped the blood from my finger I'm removing the used test strip. The meter charge lasts a long time that way. Good luck
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The One Touch Ultra MINI is a diabetic meter that uses One Touch Ultra strips. These are lancets to be input into a lancing device. Which lancing device are you using? These are a universal fit but can only be used in a universal fit lancing device. Hope this helps!
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I use a different brand lancet and it works fine. This same question has been answered "Yes" by several Amazon customers in the past couple of years.
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I use the Accu-Check Multiclix, Fast easy to use adjustable to skin depth, and doesn't seem to hurt as much a s a few others. Also each lancet can be used several times, though not recommended.
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They don't. You need a medium-size drop of blood, drawn up by capillary action (rather than deposited on the strip like on the first One Touch). Any lancet device I've seen except the Delica (comes with the Verio meter) will work fine. I favor the Freestyle lancet device as it's stubby for storage, and easier to use than many, but you probably already have a lancet device that's perfectly adequate.
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Those are the lancets that go into the device. The device is a little spring loaded device that "launches" the lancet to prick your finger. I had to get something different for my forearm, as I work with my hands, and could not use the device that I got with my b.s. reader. One Touch is great. You can use any lancet device that will prick your finger for a drop of blood for the One Touch Ultra. They have one called a delica that is supposed to be lighter in its prick. And then, the One Touch ultra soft. I use the Ultra Soft, for my forearm. Yes, they will all work for creating the drop for the reader. Those are the lancets that go into the device. The device is a little spring loaded device that "launches" the lancet to prick your finger. I had to get something different for my forearm, as I work with my hands, and could not use the device that I got with my b.s. reader. One Touch is great. You can use any lancet device that will prick your finger for a drop of blood for the One Touch Ultra. They have one called a delica that is supposed to be lighter in its prick. And then, the One Touch ultra soft. I use the Ultra Soft, for my forearm. Yes, they will all work for creating the... » Read More Those are the lancets that go into the device. The device is a little spring loaded device that "launches" the lancet to prick your finger. I had to get something different for my forearm, as I work with my hands, and could not use the device that I got with my b.s. reader. One Touch is great. You can use any lancet device that will prick your finger for a drop of blood for the One Touch Ultra. They have one called a delica that is supposed to be lighter in its prick. And then, the One Touch ultra soft. I use the Ultra Soft, for my forearm. Yes, they will all work for creating the drop for the reader. « Show Less
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It takes Accu-Chek Softclix Lancets. That's the only problem with these lancets. Otherwise they are comfortable, easy to use and covered by most insurance companies. A word of advice: SAVE THE PART OF THE BOX WITH THE NAME ON IT IN YOUR DIABETES KIT.
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No, just lancets. However, if you look around Amazon, some vendors sell a kit (sort of). Some companies sell the One Touch meter, the One Touch Delica devise, a few lancets and maybe 10 test strips. That's how I started with OneTouch. I got everything I needed to get started really inexpensively. Look around Amazon. You may find a good deal also.
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I have no idea. It seems to me that lancets are typically pretty generic but I can't say that they are unuiversally interchangeable. You might want to check with the manufacturer or vendor.
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No, this device uses only the Accu-Chek lancets, they are thinner than the freestyle lancets.
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According to One Touch Website they do: see link http://www.onetouch.com/onetouch-ultra-blue-test-strips
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I cannot say for sure as I have not used those lancets. However, unless the lancets are not cylindrical in design or otherwise abnormally large, I do not think you will have an issue with this device. Either way, the price of this device makes it worth a try.