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What is the difference between a tri-beveled lancet and a microblade?

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What is the difference between a tri-beveled lancet and a microblade?

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A tri-beveled lancet has three planes at the point of the lancet and is a standard point for fingertip testing. A microblade lancet only has two planes and resembles the shape of a scalpel. This point is commonly used for neonatal heel sticks, but is also used by health care professionals who require a larger blood sample from the fingertips of their patients.

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