LifeScan OneTouch Lancing Device

By John Crowley Added at March 12, 2008 Views 242 Reviews 5

A one-hand operated, hand-removable lancet with 11 depth settings.

	nicegrlz May 6, 2009 at 2:06 pm 0 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate a flimsy pen Pros gets the job done Cons hurts if you dont adjust increments properly
	just4us3 August 25, 2008 at 4:48 pm 0 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate Good one, reliable
	Ryan August 16, 2008 at 7:01 pm 0 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate Yeah it's okay. kind of generic and flimsy but does it's job. It's not gentle like the softclix so for people with calluses like me, it works reaaly well and if you got one of those meters that need a lot of blood, then yeah…it's great. Pros Does what it's supposed to. Small Cons May be painful for people with sensitive or thin skin.
	Millie57 May 24, 2008 at 1:06 am 0 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate I started with this Lifescan One Touch Device. It was ok until the newer ones began to come out. Pros It does give accurate readings Cons It's too bulking for traveling, It takes too long to get results, and the Lancet device you don't see the needle when it's coming and also it's not ergonomic for people with arthritis
	TRKnight2007 March 12, 2008 at 2:30 pm 0 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate Pros I haven't used this lancing device, but I saw it demo'd at the local Diabetes expo. It seemed to work well. Cons None that I could see.

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