Can I use softclix lancets in this device?
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I'm sorry that I do not know the names of the lancets. I consider the lancets to be either "plain" or "specific to a certain device." This one uses the plain lancets. I THINK the Softclix ones are also "plain."
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Yes, I use the OneTouch Ultrasoft Lancets from Amazon with my Ultra Mini. The skin piercing device is separate from the strip reading device, and I believe all OneTouch readers come with the same skin piercer, which uses the same lancets.
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Search on github.com for bdahlem/device-type.zxt-120. An ST community forum member has created a custom device type and code that you can use to get it running under ST.
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The lancets are what you stick your finger with. You can use whatever brand you want. If you are talking about the test strips, you need to buy the ones made specifically for your tester.
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It depends on the thickness of the skin. If a lancet can draw blood, then the unit can be used. As you know, a lancet goes inside the unit & the depth of prick can be adjusted.
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I think any lancet can be used. The point of using a lancet is to prick yourself for a blood sample. Walgreen also carries travel lancets, one time use and throw away. It's for testing on the go. Makes life easier. But any lancet you decide on will work. I often use my lifestyle because it less painful. Hope this helps
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I'm sorry I can't answer that question. The lancets were for my boyfriend and they changed the lancets on him. He did usethem all up a while back and he has different lancets now. They also changed his machine. I'm sorry I can't help you.
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I believe they do...I didn't see Accu-Chek non-Softclix lancets offered here.
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Yes, the Trueplus lancets are compatible with the Truedraw Lancing device, works well, less discomfort.
551776
I don't know. I'm new to diabetes and have the True brand lancet and tester so it works with them. They are a greater guage than I am able to purchase with my prescription at the pharmacy. My sister told me about them so I've been using them and they have the cap which is nice for disposal. But I'm not familiar with any other equipment. Sorry
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If you order from Diabetes Health Supplies, we have the most updated meter that is on the market provided by the manufacturer. Currently, it includes the new Aviva Plus meter, SOFTCLIX lancing device, and carrying case, with samples, while supplies last.
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They should be because a lot of the lancets now are universal and can be used with all devices.
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Hello Martha, The Lancets fit into the blood extraction tool, they are the sharp point that is replaced periodically for protection against infection. You will need a Blood Glucose meter, Test strips (disposable) and Lancets (sharp pointy end for drawing blood). I suggest looking at the cost of the test strips comparatively because some are more expensive than others and that is what you will continue to purchase. If you test 3 times a day (or more in the beginning) that can be $3 to $1.50 per day depending on the strips. I like the contour USB because is creates reports and is cheaper on test strips. GOD BLESS! Hello Martha, The Lancets fit into the blood extraction tool, they are the sharp point that is replaced periodically for protection against infection. You will need a Blood Glucose meter, Test strips (disposable) and Lancets (sharp pointy end for drawing blood). I suggest looking at the cost of the test strips comparatively because some are more expensive than others and that is what you will continue to purchase. If you test 3 times a day (or more in the beginning) that can be $3 to $1.50 per day depending on the strips. I like the contour USB because is creates reports and is cheaper on... » Read More Hello Martha, The Lancets fit into the blood extraction tool, they are the sharp point that is replaced periodically for protection against infection. You will need a Blood Glucose meter, Test strips (disposable) and Lancets (sharp pointy end for drawing blood). I suggest looking at the cost of the test strips comparatively because some are more expensive than others and that is what you will continue to purchase. If you test 3 times a day (or more in the beginning) that can be $3 to $1.50 per day depending on the strips. I like the contour USB because is creates reports and is cheaper on test strips. GOD BLESS! « Show Less
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These lancets do not work with delica lancing device according to OneTouch customer service rep I spoke with.
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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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Don't feel dumb. There are so many meters/strips it can be confusing. Onetouch Delica are the lancets used to prick the skin to get a drop of blood. The meter you have is either a Onetouch Ultra or Ultra mini. My meter is a Onetouch Ultra Mini and the testing strips you are asking about work great in my meter. You should be fine using these strips.
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From what I can tell, it doesn't replace "Fast Clix" or "Multi Clix" lancets, it is/they are strictly for "Soft Clix" meters, with lancing devices, or if they make a separate "soft clix" lancing device. They work in the meter I have, with the device attached. [I normally use a different brand of meter and lancets and strips; the meter these fit was given to me by someone and I use it as a "check" against my other; testing first with one, then with the other.] Hope this helps.