25 to massage the skin and stimulate blood flow such action by compressed gas pulses can be used instead of or in combination with the movement of ring 120 or other stimulation members fig2 a illustrates a bell shape capillary tube 150 which is used to capture a sample of body fluid the bell shape capillary is shaped to fit around the drop and it is drawn up the tube until it reaches the bulb 151 this assist in assuring that adequate sample 152 is drawn and the bulb 151 breaks the capillary action the sample 152 is dispensed by compressing the bulb 151 the capillary can be heated to increase the draw of the capillary tube and the speed of the sample collection fig2 b and 20c show an alternative method where the sample 152 is wicked up the tube 150 and the tube is inverted so that the sample can by transferred to a absorbent test pad 153 fig2 d shows a strait capillary 310 where the sample 152 is wicked up the tube 310 and is transferred to the absorbent test pad 153 by capillary action of the pad the tubes shown in 20 a 20 b 20 c and 20 d can be modified with a surfactant to increase the ability to wick up the bodily fluid fig2 illustrates a.