ReliOn 30G Ultra Thin Lancets 210ct

I have been using these since 2008. Remember the larger the number (26G, 28G, 30G) the smaller the lancet.

It's going to take me a long, long time to get through this box. The lancets are nice and thin, so they really don't hurt very much (although, sometimes it seems like some are a little sharper than others). I think these are a great value, and well worth the purchase!

What I like about these Lancets is that, unlike another make I used, after using the Lancet, you just push this piece of plastic on the tiny needle before throwing it away. The other kine I used require me to push a tiny cap just right over the tiny needle and it took some maneuvering. I like these ReliOn 30 g Ultra Thin Lancets.

Why pay $7+ more the same equivalent product. The 210 unit box is even a better deal than 100 unit box.

product did not list the systems that the item worked it so i purchased to try it, but it does not work in the one touch ultra 2

I got my first lancets from a friend & was able to find the same ones at WalMart for a great price! These are the only ones I can find that work right in my lancing device so I bought 3 boxes & they will last me about a year unless I have to start testing more often. They are a nice size point for my needs. I also buy the ReliOn alcohol swabs for prep & they are very inexpensive. I'm very happy with this product & recommend it to anyone with that size lancing device. I use the original OneTouch Ultra Mini kit, NOT the new Delica lancets & device. I don't like those as much.

The lancing device I have came with 26G "Thin" lancets they were painful and blood seemed to be hard to get out of the puncture. When I switched to the 30G "Ultra Thin" lancets (my local store didn't have the 33G "Ultra Thin Plus") I was able to get more blood with significantly less pain. Occasionally I will have to re-lance my finger a second time but that is because I am setting my lancing device too shallow, but now that I have wrote in my log book the depth to use for each finger it is not an issue any more.

I like the thiness . and of coarse the package amount!

These were very inexpensive, easy to use, and caused little pain, once I got the automatic stabby thing in the store. This was my first time doing any of this, so I was winging it, and didn't know you needed to buy that lancet holder thing to spring load it. At first I was just jabbing it in without that, and I was going too deep, so it hurt more. Now I have the settings on that holder set to the least depth, and it hardly hurts at all, now. Lots easier on my nerves, too. : )

The amount of blood flow is marginal. I plan to purchase the next size larger gauge next time.