Medenico
The HandyRay range, the flagship

HandyRay-Pro.
No sharps.

An innovative needle-free laser lancing device, designed with healthcare professionals in mind. Replaces conventional lancets for capillary blood sampling: up to 50,000 lances per unit, zero sharps waste, and a clinical experience patients prefer.

HandyRay-Pro laser lancing device on its charging base

The device

One handheld instrument, the entire lancing chain.

HandyRay-Pro is a needleless laser lancing device for use in hospitals, POCT centres and GP surgeries, collecting peripheral blood via a medical-grade laser rather than a single-use steel point. A single rechargeable unit delivers up to 50,000 lances, removing the lancet procurement, sharps disposal and needlestick-injury chain in one move.

Specifications

Classification
Class IIa medical device
Laser class
3R, 905 nm
Power levels
5 (150–270 mJ ±20%)
Lances per unit
30,000–50,000
Cycle time
~2 s
Sharps waste
0 g per draw
Sample type
Capillary, peripheral blood
Use settings
NHS, private clinics, POCT, GP surgeries
Manufacturer
LaMeditech (Republic of Korea)
UK distributor
Medenico Ltd.

Full technical specifications, IFU and regulatory documentation available on request.

How it works

Skin contact, then a single calibrated pulse.

The patient rests a fingertip against the emitter housing. Pull the trigger to fire the laser, which produces a precise micro-incision in the capillary layer at the speed of light. No needle contact — just a single-use cap to swap between draws.

HandyRay-Pro held to a fingertip during a near-painless laser lance

Calibrated 3R optics

A 905 nm medical-grade laser, calibrated to incise the capillary layer without contacting the skin. A single-use cap shields the optics and prevents cross-contamination between draws.

Five calibrated power levels

Five energy settings (150–270 mJ ±20%) span paediatric, adult and frequent-draw sample volumes. One device covers the full clinical range — no consumable changes when stepping between depths.

Sterile by design

Non-contact emission removes cross-contamination risk between patients. No needles to dispose of, no sharps container to manage, no end-of-day biohazard handling.

Workflow integration

A handheld instrument that drops into existing phlebotomy and POCT workflows. Rechargeable, docked between uses, ready in under two seconds.

A clinical bonus

The laser closes
its own wound.

Unlike a needle, the laser's heat cauterises the micro-incision as it's made. The capillary seals immediately, reducing the risk of infection and shortening healing time — a meaningful difference for paediatric, diabetic and frequent-draw patients who lance the same fingertips day after day.

Discussed in the manufacturer clinical study summary — see the clinical evidence.

Designed for

Clinical settings where lancing volume matters.

HandyRay-Pro is intended for repeated daily use across acute, primary and point-of-care settings. A single unit serves a clinic for a typical five-year duty cycle.

  • NHS Trusts and acute hospital settings
  • GP surgeries and primary care networks
  • Point-of-care testing (POCT) centres
  • Diabetes and endocrinology clinics
  • Paediatric phlebotomy services
  • Occupational health and screening services

Evaluate it

Try HandyRay-Pro
in your setting.

We arrange clinical demonstrations, evaluation loans and procurement quotes for NHS Trusts and private clinics across the UK. Tell us your caseload and we will route you to the right team within one working day.

Regulatory

  • Class IIa medical device, MHRA registered.
  • UKCA / CE marked under applicable conformity routes.
  • IFU, technical file and conformity declarations available on request.
  • See the clinical evidence behind the HandyRay range.

Also in the range

HandyRay-Lite.
For personal and home use.

The same laser-lancing technology, re-engineered to be portable, affordable and user-friendly. For diabetic patients managing daily testing, and point-of-care settings that need a smaller footprint than the flagship.

HandyRay-Lite, the compact variant