KEY FEATURES OF ONE-CARE® PLUS SAFETY LANCETS

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SAFE

Fully enclosed housing ensures that needle is hidden before and after use
Single-use mechanism prevents sharps injuries and reuse of the device
Lancet needles are over-molded in plastic, protected with a safety cap and Gamma-sterilized

COMFORTABLE

Silicone-coated, ultra-sharp needles, ideally positioned during skin penetration with double-spring mechanism to reduce vibrations
Color-coded product versions to meet specific blood sample requirements and address a variety of patient skin types
Ergonomic design for comfortable grip and secure blood collection

SIMPLE

Easy to use, intuitive operation in 3 steps only, no pre-loading required
Wide safety cap designed for easy removal - simply twist off the cap and pull it out
Optimal skin contact area for precise positioning on the desired test site and adequate blood flow

Micro Flow

30G Needle

1.2mm Penetration Depth

Mini Flow

28G Needle

1.8mm Penetration Depth

Low Flow

25G Needle

1.8mm Penetration Depth

Normal Flow

21G Needle

1.8mm Penetration Depth

High Flow

21G Needle

2.4mm Penetration Depth

Max Flow

21G Needle

2.8mm Penetration Depth

PRODUCT INSTRUCTION OF USE

ONE-CARE® PLUS is very easy to handle and its intuitive contact activation minimizes training required for new users.

Step 1

Twist off and pull out the protective cap

Step 2

Press against test site to activate the device

Step 3

Collect blood sample and discard the device into sharps container

TEST SITE PREPARATION AND SELECTION

Patient should wash hands with warm water and soap before blood collection
Test site should be disinfected with alcohol swab
Blood collection should be performed on the sides of the fingertip, not the pads
Index, middle and ring fingers are recommended
Apply intermittent pressure on the finger below test site to enhance blood flow if needed

ONE-CARE® PLUS Safety Lancets

SHARP INJURY PREVENTION

Do not risk! ONE-CARE® PLUS eliminates the danger of accidental injury with potentially infected needle and protects healthcare personnel from contamination with severe blood borne pathogens.

Among healthcare workers and laboratory personnel worldwide, more than 25 blood-borne viruses have been reported to be caused by needle-stick injuries. It is estimated that globally healthcare workers are exposed do over 3 million needle stick injuries every year. Increasing recognition of the unique occupational hazard posed by needlestick injuries, as well as the development of efficacious interventions to minimize the largely preventable occupational risk, encouraged legislative regulation in the US, causing a decline in needlestick injuries among healthcare workers.