Cardinal Health SLHF200 - Safety Lancet, High Flow Reliable and Efficient Blood Sampling, 2MM, (4000/CS)
Product Overview
The Cardinal Health SLHF200 Safety Lancet is designed for high-flow blood sampling, ensuring a safe, consistent, and comfortable experience for both healthcare professionals and patients. This single-use, sterile lancet features an automatic retraction mechanism to minimize the risk of accidental needle sticks and contamination. Its ergonomic design provides ease of use, making it ideal for blood glucose testing, capillary blood sampling, and point-of-care diagnostics.
Key Benefits
- High-flow design ensures sufficient blood sample collection
- Automatic retraction for enhanced safety and reduced cross-contamination risk
- Single-use, sterile design to maintain infection control standards
- Ergonomic grip for easy handling and precise application
- Minimal pain penetration technology for patient comfort
Compatibility and Applications
The Cardinal Health SLHF200 Safety Lancet is commonly used in:
- Blood glucose testing for diabetic patients
- Capillary blood collection for laboratory and diagnostic testing
- Point-of-care testing (POCT) in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings
- Blood sampling in neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients
This lancet provides a safe and efficient solution for healthcare providers and patients requiring routine blood sampling.
Usage Guidelines
To ensure proper use and effectiveness:
- Remove the protective cap before use
- Position the lancet on the desired puncture site
- Press the device firmly against the skin to activate the mechanism
- Dispose of properly in a biohazard sharps container after a single use
For best results, follow facility-specific guidelines for blood sampling and safety protocols.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
The Cardinal Health SLHF200 Safety Lancet meets industry sterility and safety standards, including:
- FDA-approved for clinical blood sampling use
- ISO 13485 certification for medical device quality assurance
- CE Mark certified for compliance with European healthcare regulations
These certifications confirm the safety, sterility, and reliability of the lancet in medical environments.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to similar safety lancets from BD, Roche, and Owen Mumford, this product offers:
- A high-flow design for improved blood collection efficiency
- Automatic needle retraction for enhanced safety
- Consistent penetration depth for accurate and reliable blood sampling
- Cost-effective bulk purchasing options for hospitals and laboratories
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The Cardinal Health SLHF200 Safety Lancet is commonly used by:
- Diabetic patients monitoring blood glucose levels
- Nurses and healthcare providers performing routine blood sampling
- Laboratory technicians conducting capillary blood collection
- Point-of-care testing personnel in hospitals and diagnostic centers
This lancet ensures safety, ease of use, and reliable performance in various healthcare and home care settings.
Best Practices for Use and Storage
- Store in a temperature-controlled, dry environment to maintain sterility
- Handle with clean gloves to prevent contamination before use
- Use once and immediately dispose of in a biohazard sharps container
- Follow OSHA and hospital guidelines for sharps disposal
Regulatory and Safety Information
The Cardinal Health SLHF200 Safety Lancet complies with global healthcare safety and infection control standards, including:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for blood sampling safety
- World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations for capillary blood collection
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards for sharps disposal
How to Order
Ordering the Cardinal Health SLHF200 Safety Lancet is simple:
- Add to cart and proceed to checkout
- For bulk purchases, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or submit an inquiry via the contact form
- Fast shipping ensures timely delivery to hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare providers.
