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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.
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.
The device
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
Full technical specifications, IFU and regulatory documentation available on request.
How it works
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.
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 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.
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.
A handheld instrument that drops into existing phlebotomy and POCT workflows. Rechargeable, docked between uses, ready in under two seconds.
A clinical bonus
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
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.
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Regulatory
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