Bayer® Contour Microlet Lancets for Blood Glucose Testing

Bayer® Contour Microlet Lancets are sterile, single-use lancets for fingertip blood sampling with compatible lancing devices. This page helps compare options and order from Canada with US delivery from Canada at Canadian pricing. If you need Microlet lancets without insurance, you can place a simple cash-pay order online.

What Bayer® Contour Microlet Is and How It Works

Microlet lancets are designed for routine capillary sampling. They fit Microlet and Microlet Next lancing devices and are often used with Contour blood glucose systems. Each lancet is individually capped and sterile until opened. These Microlet lancets for Contour provide a consistent puncture depth when used as directed, helping produce a small drop of blood for a test strip.

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When paired with a Contour meter and compatible strips, regular testing supports daily diabetes self-management. If you use Contour devices, you may also be interested in the Contour® Next Meter for accurate readings that align with these lancet refills.

Who Bayer® Contour Microlet Is For

Microlet Next lancing device lancets are for people who perform self-monitoring of blood glucose. Adults and children who use fingertip testing can use them with a compatible lancing device. People with bleeding disorders or on anticoagulants should confirm suitability with a clinician. Do not share lancets or lancing devices with anyone, even within the same household.

To explore similar options across brands, see our Diabetic Lancing Devices category.

Dosage and Usage

Use one new lancet for each test. Typical steps are:

• Wash and dry hands.
• Load a fresh lancet into the lancing device as instructed by the device manual.
• Adjust the depth setting to the lowest level that yields an adequate blood drop.
• Lance the side of the fingertip and apply the drop to the strip promptly.
• Dispose of the used lancet in an approved sharps container.

These are Microlet compatible lancets for a lancing device. Follow the device’s labeling for permitted sites. Some devices allow alternate sites; check the manual before using palm or forearm. For a quick refresher on device basics, see our guide What Is A Lancing Device.

Strengths and Forms

Common presentations include:

• Box of 100 sterile lancets (Bayer Microlet lancets 100 count).
• Packaging may state Microlet or Bayer Microlet Next lancets, depending on region and branding.
• Most listings match Microlet Next lancing device refills 100 count.

Availability may vary by supplier. Product images and packaging may differ from the version shipped.

Missed Dose and Timing

If a scheduled glucose check is missed, test when practical based on your care plan. Do not repeatedly puncture the same site in a short period. Never reuse a lancet, even if it appears clean.

Storage and Travel Basics

Store at room temperature in a dry place, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Keep lancets in the original box or a sealed container until use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. For travel, pack lancets and your lancing device in your carry-on with your meter and strips. Bring a puncture-resistant sharps container or a travel-safe alternative approved in your area. Keep supplies with your medication organizer so you can test on schedule.

Benefits

• Sterile, single-use design for clean sampling.
• Consistent tip quality helps produce reliable drops with proper device depth settings.
• Designed for Microlet Next lancing device lancets and other compatible Microlet devices.
• Convenient 100-count boxes support Microlet lancets bulk 100 ct purchasing.
• Canadian pricing can lower the effective Microlet lancets price for many buyers.
• Simple disposal in a sharps container supports routine, hygienic testing.

Users of the Contour ecosystem often combine Microlet lancets with matching supplies, such as Bayer® Contour Test Strips or Contour® Next Test Strips, depending on the meter model.

Side Effects and Safety

• Temporary fingertip pain or tenderness at the puncture site.
• Mild redness, swelling, or a small bruise.
• Minor bleeding that stops with light pressure.
• Skin thickening or callus with repeated sampling from the same area.

Serious issues are uncommon but can include infection at the puncture site or persistent bleeding. People with bleeding disorders, peripheral circulation problems, neuropathy, or compromised immunity should review lancing and site care with a clinician. Never share lancets or devices. Use a new sterile lancet for every test.

Drug Interactions and Cautions

No drug interactions apply to lancets themselves. However, anticoagulants and antiplatelet medicines may increase bleeding time. Use caution if you have skin infections, poor wound healing, or if your clinician advises against fingertip lancing. Always follow the lancing device instructions. Dispose of sharps according to local rules.

What to Expect Over Time

With steady technique and an appropriate depth setting, most users achieve consistent blood drops and a predictable experience. Rotating sites and using moisturizer can help keep skin healthy. Over time you will identify the depth and sites that produce a sufficient sample with minimal discomfort.

Compare With Alternatives

Several lancet options are available if your device supports other brands. Many users choose OneTouch® Ultra Soft for meters in the OneTouch family, or Accu Chek® Softclix for Accu-Chek devices. Some systems use a drum mechanism, such as FastClix, which is different from single lancets. Select lancets that match your lancing device and personal preference.

Pricing and Access

Canadian pricing can make it easier to manage routine testing supplies. You can buy Microlet lancets online and see your Microlet lancets cash price after account login. Order Microlet lancets from Canada with Microlet lancets US shipping for straightforward access. This listing supports Microlet Next lancets price comparisons alongside other brands.

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Availability and Substitutions

Packaging and labeling may vary across lots and regions. If a specific variant is unavailable, your clinician may recommend Microlet Next compatible lancets or another brand that fits your device. Do not switch types unless they are listed as compatible in your lancing device instructions.

Patient Suitability and Cost Saving Tips

Good candidates can use a compatible lancing device, follow single-use rules, and dispose of sharps safely. Those with significant circulation issues or severe fingertip pain should consult a clinician to confirm technique and site selection.

• Order 100-count boxes in multi-month quantities to reduce per-shipment costs.
• Set reminders so you do not run out between refills.
• Keep a backup box in your travel kit.
• Match lancets to your device to avoid waste from incompatibility.
• For self-pay Microlet lancets, compare Canadian pricing with your local cash options.

Questions to Ask Your Clinician

• Which lancing depth should I start with for fingertip testing?
• Are alternate sites appropriate with my current lancing device?
• How can I minimize fingertip soreness while meeting my testing plan?
• What signs of infection should I watch for at puncture sites?
• Is my anticoagulant or antiplatelet therapy a concern for lancing?
• How often should I rotate sites to protect skin?

Authoritative Sources

• Contour Next
• Ascensia Diabetes Care
• FDA Safe Sharps Disposal

When ready, place your order for Microlet compatible lancets with US delivery from Canada.