OneTouch Delica Plus 33-Gauge Lancets, Single-Use, 100 Count | Silicone-Coated Fine Lancets for Virtually Pain-Free, Sterile Single-Use Blood Glucose Monitoring & Diabetes Supplies

I rarely leave reviews, but this product is truly wonderful. The needle gauge is very small (and clearly labeled on the box, which many brands don’t do), making it much more comfortable to use. It may be a bit overpriced, but in my opinion, it’s worth it—especially for those who need to check their blood sugar frequently. My husband can definitely tell the difference and dreads having to use the insurance-provided lancets when these run out.

These lancets are perfect! Virtually painless.

The Delica Plus lancets worked great.

just what i need great quality

Great product for the price and very special for diabetic people.

The two boxes that I ordered arrived in soft packaging, not a box. Both boxes were a bit squished and a lot of the lancets were loose. I don't think that any were damaged but I wish that they had been shipped in a box.

Cheaper than CVS

No one likes to stick themselves with a needle every day to keep track of their blood sugar. These lancets fit the Delica One Touch kit perfectly and it’s very easy to adjust the lancet penetration depth by rotating the adjustment to the proper number. The needle (lancet) is very sharp and tiny, allowing you to draw the necessary amount of blood to complete the test with minimal pain and effort. If you have to monitor your sugar level this is the way to go.

Ok, let's be straight about this - these are to pierce the skin to get a drop of blood for diabetic testing; and they do this very well indeed. But I will add a bit more on this - some reviewers have commented that the OneTouch unit, into which these fit, breaks easily. I'd say, having used the same one for well over 3 years that, like most items made of plastic, a small amount of abuse can be tolerated; but up to a limit. In passing, these lancets are 30-gauge (33-gauge are finer and also available). Given that any pain experienced upon lancing is almost certainly due to the impact setting set too high (the capiliaries that these are intended to puncture are just under the skins' surface - nerves are deeper, (if the impact level is too high, the lancet is reaching the nerve and hence too deep), so reduce the impact level; level 3 works fine for me, out of a possible 7 levels - yes, I'm aware of the impact, but it does not 'hurt' because the lancet does not reach the nerve.