Cell Robotics has CE-marked the Personal Lasette, the smaller, less expensive version of its product for less painful extraction of blood for glucose testing. The new generation of laser finger perforator is slightly larger than a mobile phone and weighs approximately 0.2 kg.
Cell Robotics CE-marks Personal Lasette:
Cell Robotics has CE-marked the Personal Lasette, the smaller, less expensive version of its product for less painful extraction of blood for glucose testing. The new generation of laser finger perforator is slightly larger than a mobile phone and weighs approximately 0.2 kg.
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