MediCore is a leading manufacturer and distributor of blood collection and diabetes-related products for hospitals and medical supply companies.
Diabetic Care
ReadyLance Safety Lancets provide a simpler way to test your blood-sugar. Each device is preloaded. Simply twist-off the cap and apply pressure. Device will activate gently against the test site to generate just the right amount of blood.
Blood Collection
MediHeel™ is a single-use contact activated safety heel stick designed specifically with infants in mind. The device incorporates the world’s first “usage indicator” and offers a gentle and safe blood sampling device for newborns, infants and babies.
Diabetic Care
ReadyLance Safety Lancets provide a simpler way to test your blood-sugar. Each device is preloaded. Simply twist-off the cap and apply pressure. Device will activate gently against the test site to generate just the right amount of blood.
Blood Collection
MediHeel™ is a single-use contact activated safety heel stick designed specifically with infants in mind. The device incorporates the world’s first “usage indicator” and offers a gentle and safe blood sampling device for newborns, infants and babies.
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Training Resources
MediHeel Button Heel Instructional Video
A quick, 1-2-3 step process in the proper use of our MediHeel Button Heel Device.
MICROSAFE Capillary Blood Collection Tube Instructional Video
A quick, 1-2 step process in the proper use of our MICROSAFE Capillary Blood Collection tubes.
MediHeel Contact Activated Heel Device Instructional Video
A quick, 1-2-3 step process in the proper use of our MediHeel Contact Activated Heel Device.
ReadyLance Instructional Video
A quick, 1-2-3 step process in the proper use of our ReadyLance Safety Lancet.
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