SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: XceeFit

Origin: Mainland China

Model Number: Heart-lung Cardiology Stethoscope

name 1: cardiology stethoscope

name 2: heart lung stethoscope

name 3: professional stethoscope

name 4: Medical Equipment

name 5: Medical Device

name 6: single head stethoscope

name 7: single-headed stethoscope

Choice: yes

semi_Choice: yes

Professional Medical Doctor Stethoscope Heart Lung Cardiology Single Head Stethoscope Nurse Student Vet Medical Equipment Device

Features:

Outstanding acoustics: The stethoscope is equipped with high-quality medical TVC tube, matte texture zinc nickel alloy Chest Piece and high sensitivity fiber membrane with good auscultation effect, and even polyester earplug with good outside noise reduction. It can be widely applied for cardiovascular and respiratory auscultation in hospital, clinic, school, or home.

Material: Aluminiun Alloy Hanger, zinc nickel alloy chest piece,Medical PVC Tube, Polyester earplugs.

Size: Total Lenth:820mm(32.3 Inch) , Tube Lenth: Approx. 610mm(24 Inch), Tube Diameter: Approx. 10mm(0.4 inch), Chest Piece Diameter: Approx. 46mm(1.8inch).

Weight: Net Weight: Approx. 165g, Rough Weight: Approx.350g (With Packaging Box ).

Package Include: 1*Stethoscope, 2 pair extra earplugs, 1*extra Menbrane, 1*name tag as gift.

Tips for using your Stethoscope properly

Align the headset

Before placing the eartips in your ears, make sure they point forward, away from you. (Figure A) This ensures that the eartubes will align with your ear canals for comfort and maximum sound transmission. Holding the headset in front of you with one eartube in each hand, pull the headset open and place the eartips into your ears. (Figure B)

If the fit isn't comfortable, or acoustic performance is lacking, adjust the headset tension. All our stethoscopes feature adjustable headsets. Gently squeeze the eartubes together to increase headset tension; pull them apart to decrease tension.

A. Proper InsertionB. Correct Positioning

Wearing the headset improperly, (eartips pointing backwards, for example, as in Figure C) can result in a poor acoustic seal and, in some cases, complete sound blockage.

C. Incorrect Positioning