Medline Dual-Head Stethoscopes, 100 EA/CS

Dual-Head Stethoscopes, 100 EA/CS

This dual-head stethoscope case pack includes 100 reusable stethoscopes for facilities that need a practical listening tool across multiple patient care areas. Buyers may choose this option for large-volume purchasing where patient comfort and reduced background interference matter in everyday workflow. Each stethoscope has blue coloring, a non-chill ring on the bell, and 22 inch thick-walled tubing.

Good Fit For

• High-volume facility purchasing
• Distributing reusable stethoscopes across care areas
• Stocking exam and patient assessment workflows

Key Features

• Dual-head stethoscope format supports general listening needs
• Non-chill ring on the bell helps increase patient comfort during exams
• 22 inch thick-walled tubing helps minimize background interference
• Reusable design fits ongoing facility use
• Case pack of 100 supports high-volume purchasing and distribution
• Blue color can help with visual identification in shared settings

Applications and Usage

• Equipping multiple staff members or departments with reusable stethoscopes
• Stocking central supply for routine patient assessment needs
• Purchasing in case quantities for larger healthcare operations

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 56cm.
• This is a case purchase, which may be better suited to facilities than single-user buyers.
• The tubing length is 22 inch, which may affect user preference and handling.
• This model is reusable, so buyers may want to align it with their cleaning and replacement workflow.

FAQ

• How many stethoscopes come in this case? This case includes 100 dual-head stethoscopes.
• Are these stethoscopes reusable? Yes. These dual-head stethoscopes are reusable.
• What helps with patient comfort during use? The bell has a non-chill ring, which helps increase patient comfort.
• How long is the tubing? The tubing is 22 inch, also noted as 56 cm.
• Does the tubing help reduce noise? Yes. The thick-walled tubing is made to minimize background interference.

From Medline.