Try Pip Lancets With or Without a Lancet Subscription

BettyJo Wolf
2 min read

 

Opening Pip Box
No one likes pricking their finger, especially multiple times a day! Many people with diabetes have given up on testing their blood sugar because they hate the fingerstick process so much. At Pip, our mission is to provide a lancet that makes this part of your diabetes management a little easier. We have heard from hundreds of customers that claim Pip Lancets helped them overcome the anxiety and fear of fingersticks. Try Pip Lancets with or without a subscription.

 

Pip lancets

How It Works:

  • Choose your size: Mighty Fine (30G x 1.0mm), So Fine (30G x 1.6mm) or Fine (28G x 1.8mm).
  • Each box has 100 lancets for $13.99.
  • Subscribe and save 10%, with a box every 1, 2 or 3 months. You can pause, skip or cancel at any time.
  • Prefer not to subscribe? Buy a box whenever you need one.
  • Free shipping on orders over $25.
  • No commitment.

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    Many of our Pip subscribers will order one-time purchases in between shipments either to have an extra supply of lancets on hand or to grab an extra carry case! Others add these items to upcoming shipments without subscribing. We also have customers who don't want to commit to a subscription at first, but after they've tried Pip they come back and subscribe later on. 

      

    Whichever option you prefer - subscription or non-subscription - we think once you try Pip Lancets you’ll never go back to traditional lancets! :) Contact us with any questions you might have. We are always happy to help! Our email is customerservice@hellopip.com.

     

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