fastclix lancer

[borderter]

Have just got this lancer and wow no pain at all great!!! :lolno:

 

[searley]

Hi, yes it's one of the best, but sometimes still a little pain

 

[Hobs]

Yes, it is good .. but I have found one that I deem even better

http://en.mylife-diabetescare.com/Lancet_device.html

..and teamed up with the BD Micro-fine 33g lancet, it makes a very good painless combination.

http://www.bd.com/uk/diabetes/page.aspx ... 3&id=31356

 

[searley]

Yes, it is good .. but I have found one that I deem even better

http://en.mylife-diabetescare.com/Lancet_device.html

..and teamed up with the BD Micro-fine 33g lancet, it makes a very good painless combination.

http://www.bd.com/uk/diabetes/page.aspx ... 3&id=31356

Yes I also have one of these, it was my preferred one before the Multiclix..

 

[borderter]

Looks good but can they be obtained easily
Looked at link but no info re cost etc

 

[searley]

Looks good but can they be obtained easily
Looked at link but no info re cost etc

I got the mylife lancer direct from mylife.. I asked if they could send me a meter to try, which the did and in the pack was the lancer

 

[Sanober]

I showed my finger bruises to the DN recently and she got me two of the Acc-Check MultiClix pricking devices. I am testing between 4 -8 times a day for the past 4 weeks now since I started insulin.

It comes with little barrels with 6 needles in them at a time. Just push, click, prick and rotate to the next one ready for use.

Minimum pain, although if I have cold fingers it takes a little while longer to bring up the 'blob of blood' but well worth the change.

Unbelievable that since I was moved from the T2 to the T1 clinic the support has been endless! I've got 2 dieticians and a brilliantly helpful DN on direct tel no.s and email.