The description does not mention needing a lancing device. I just received these. Would these work with this lancing device? http://www.amazon.com/One-Touch-Delica-Lancets-Device/dp/B003IUL0JE/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1391791678&sr=8-4&keywords=OneTouch+lancing+device The description does not mention needing a lancing device. I just received these. Would these work with this lancing device? http://www.amazon.com/One-Touch-Delica-Lancets-Device/dp/B003IUL0J... » Read More The description does not mention needing a lancing device. I just received these. Would these work with this lancing device? http://www.amazon.com/One-Touch-Delica-Lancets-Device/dp/B003IUL0JE/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1391791678&sr=8-4&keywords=OneTouch+lancing+device « Show Less
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Those are the lancets that go into the device. The device is a little spring loaded device that "launches" the lancet to prick your finger. I had to get something different for my forearm, as I work with my hands, and could not use the device that I got with my b.s. reader. One Touch is great. You can use any lancet device that will prick your finger for a drop of blood for the One Touch Ultra. They have one called a delica that is supposed to be lighter in its prick. And then, the One Touch ultra soft. I use the Ultra Soft, for my forearm. Yes, they will all work for creating the drop for the reader. Those are the lancets that go into the device. The device is a little spring loaded device that "launches" the lancet to prick your finger. I had to get something different for my forearm, as I work with my hands, and could not use the device that I got with my b.s. reader. One Touch is great. You can use any lancet device that will prick your finger for a drop of blood for the One Touch Ultra. They have one called a delica that is supposed to be lighter in its prick. And then, the One Touch ultra soft. I use the Ultra Soft, for my forearm. Yes, they will all work for creating the... » Read More Those are the lancets that go into the device. The device is a little spring loaded device that "launches" the lancet to prick your finger. I had to get something different for my forearm, as I work with my hands, and could not use the device that I got with my b.s. reader. One Touch is great. You can use any lancet device that will prick your finger for a drop of blood for the One Touch Ultra. They have one called a delica that is supposed to be lighter in its prick. And then, the One Touch ultra soft. I use the Ultra Soft, for my forearm. Yes, they will all work for creating the drop for the reader. « 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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All Lancets need a lancing device... unless you want to manually stick yourself...I've used several different devices and they all seem to work... I've not used this one, but it's made by OneTouch so I would assume it will work...
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Yes. You can use them with One Touch Ultra 2, One Touch UltraSmart, One Touch Ping, One Touch Ultra, One Touch UltraLink & One Touch UltraMini. Go for it! Great price!
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You see these types of active pens are only effective with devices that are integrated specifically with n-trig technology, such as my sony Vaio and surface pro 3. The reason for this being the case is that the signals that they emit can only be picked up by certain built-in digitizers. In the absence of this digitizer and controller the laptop will simply think that a foreign non-interactive is present, and will not register the touch. Best case scenario you'll have an active pen that you can use as an overpriced stylus
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Hi Thomas C. So sorry for the late reply! Cleaning up a few missed messages today. The answer to the question in layman's terms is, taking the place of your finger. A capacitive or "touch screen tablet or phone will work with your finger or any other 'capacitive' stylus. If you have further questions, just let me know here:
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Not sure. I'd read in different posts that 'standard' interfaces did NOT work, but I'm just not sure. I opted to buy the OneTouch cable FROM OneTouch and everything works fine. I suppose you could give the other a try. If it doesn't work you're only out $1.10 - and I'm sure you could find a use for that cable. Then just buy the overpriced OneTouch cable and you're done.
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Because they can get it (cheap cable--big markup). If you bought the OneTouch software, you can get a new cable for free. Just contact OneTouch. This style cable (USB to stereo) is *required* for Win 8 or 8.1 if you use an Ultra 2 meter. Don't know about other meters. The older cables do NOT work with the 2.3.3 version of the software and Win 8/8.1. I ordered my new cable in early Oct and got it 3 months later (mid Jan). It worked "out of the box"--nothing more than to plug it in, connect the meter, and run the 2.3.3 software. It saw the meter immediately. Larger supplies of this new cable should be available immediately or very soon.
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No, not with Delica but yes with Penlet Plus and also the older One Touchsee this link photo http://www.flickr.com/photos/mnhmslmom/2426023311/ and both lancing devices at this link http://www.onetouch.com/one-touch-ultrasoft-adjustable-blood-sampler
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These pens are just made with specific tip texture that functions like tiny fingers. If your device works with your fingers, they'll work with these pens. Remember these pens are less than $1/each, they don't do magic =)
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I use them on iPads, iPod touch, Samsung Galay Note 10.1 and an LG Smart Phone and found that these devices work very smooth. They also work very well with tablets and phones with screen protectors on them.Hope this helps.
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Hi Terry! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) I apologize for missing your question prior to this! The answer is YES! These stylus work beautifully with ANY touchscreen device. Anything else, please let me know here at this link:
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I am sorry, I only own apple devices. I believe so since touchscreen tech must be similar, but please done't quote me on it. I suggest you to ask the stylus company directly!
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No, you only use one at a time. The others are spares so the touch stays sensitive.
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I agree with Patty M. The Delica is not a meter. It's the name of their Lancet device and doesn't effect which strip you use. However, if this strip requires more than a tiny drop of blood, you might have difficulties. The Delica is very gentile and doesn't deliver large amounts of blood. It's the one I use.
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The first one I ordered had one and had a "sample" of 10 test strips and came with a rubber "coozi" enabling better grip. The second purchase was cheaper (cost) but there were no sample strips, lancing device or coozi. I ordered lancing devices separately & fortunately my insurance covers the lances. If the price is over $20 you most likely will get the extras. The closer to $10 it gets, no extras. Hope this helps!
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One brand of lancet that does NOT work with this lancing device would be B-d Ultra-Fine II Lancets (by Becton-Dickinson). Those have a circular collar designed to help pull the used lancet out of the socket in the lancing device. However, in this "Easy-Touch" lancing device, those collars cause the lancet to get stuck in the removable tip, so the spent lancet is not in the socket. I have to use a toothpick through the hole in the top of the unscrewed tip to push the used lancet out. Very annoying.
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I tested it with Arriva and ReliOn lancets, though I think any standard lancets should work just fine. As for sizes, you'll want no thicker than 30 gauge (32 gauge is thinner, but can bend easier while 26 gauge is thicker and more painful). For getting less painful pricks, aim for the sides of the fingertips and not the front of the fingertip itself (that is where all the nerve endings are). Some devices support alternate site testing, but your most accurate reading will always come from the blood in your fingertips first.
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My mini came with the Delica piercing tool. The ultrasoft will not work with that device. Check your device.