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EasyTouch® Twist Lancets - 28G
At 28G, this is the thickest gauge EasyTouch offers in a twist lancet, at roughly 0.35mm in diameter, noticeably sturdier than the 30G, 32G, and 33G options in the same lineup. That extra thickness...$3.99 -
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EasyTouch® Twist Lancets - 30G
At 30G, this sits right in the middle of the EasyTouch Twist Lancet lineup, thinner than the 28G (roughly 0.35mm) but sturdier than the finer 32G and 33G options. That middle ground is exactly why...$3.99 -
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EasyTouch® Twist Lancets - 32G
EasyTouch® Twist Lancets, 32G At 32G, this is one of the finer lancet gauges EasyTouch offers, designed for a smaller puncture and a more comfortable stick than thicker gauges like 28G or 30G. The...$3.99 -
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EasyTouch® Twist Lancets - 33G
At 33G, this is the finest and gentlest gauge in the EasyTouch Twist Lancet lineup, thinner than the 30G and even the 32G option. That fine tip is built for one priority above all: minimizing what...$3.99 -
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EasyTouch® lancets and lancing devices come in four gauges built for different skin types and testing needs, plus an adjustable lancing device to control puncture depth. Not sure which gauge is right for you? The buying guide below walks through how to choose.
Choosing the Right Lancet Gauge
Lancet gauge refers to the thickness of the needle, and, a little counterintuitively, a higher gauge number means a thinner needle. 28G is the thickest option in this lineup, built for thicker or calloused fingertip skin where a finer lancet often can't draw enough blood without repeated sticks. 32G and 33G sit at the other end, designed for a smaller, more comfortable puncture that suits sensitive skin and frequent daily testing. 30G lands in between, a common everyday choice when neither extreme is necessary.
If you're new to testing or unsure which gauge fits your skin and testing routine, Arpovo's Glucose Test Strip Buyer's Guide and guide to glucometer lancets and lancing devices both go into more detail on matching your equipment to your testing habits.
Pairing a Lancet with the Right Lancing Device
A lancet needs a lancing device to control how deep it punctures the skin. The EasyTouch® Adjustable Lancet Device lets you dial in puncture depth to match your skin thickness and the gauge you're using. A shallower setting paired with a fine 32G or 33G lancet is typically the most comfortable combination for daily testing, while a deeper setting may be needed to get a usable sample with thicker skin regardless of gauge.
Complete Your Testing Kit
Lancets are only one part of a full testing routine. Pair them with test strips and a compatible meter from Arpovo's glucose meter test strips selection, or browse the full diabetes monitoring category for meters, control solutions, and related supplies in one place.