Product Details
Monitor and assess a wide range of patients
Detect normal and abnormal sounds and rhythms
Useful in non-critical care environments such as a medical office, general ward, OB/GYN, ambulatory clinic or urgent care
5-year warranty
Fun and vibrant; match color and finish to your personality
Designed for use with adult and pediatric patients
Tunable, dual-sided stainless steel chestpiece with open or closed bell
Non-chill bell sleeve for greater patient comfort
Soft-sealing ear-tips provide optimal comfort and excellent sound occlusion
Made in the USA without natural rubber latex
Love your stethoscope
The compact and sensitive Littmann Classic III stethoscope is the perfect instrument for clinicians who monitor and assess children or adults in non-critical environments. Manufactured with strong yet lightweight materials for hours of comfortable use.
The 3M� Littmann� Classic III� Stethoscope is the latest version of the stethoscope that helps millions of medical professionals achieve their best. The Classic III stethoscope offers high acoustic sensitivity for exceptional performance, plus a versatile two-sided chestpiece with tunable diaphragms. The Classic III stethoscope is used by students and medical professionals alike to identify, listen to, and study heart, lung, and other body sounds for physical assessment, patient monitoring, and diagnosis.
Tunable diaphragm technology-a 3M invention-lets clinicians hear different frequency sounds by simply adjusting the pressure on the chestpiece. Hold the chestpiece with light pressure to hear low frequency sounds; press a little more to hear higher frequency sounds. This time-saving feature allows the healthcare provider to focus on the patient, while the non-chill diaphragm provides patient comfort.
Headset tension is easily adjusted for head size and comfort by squeezing together or pulling apart the eartubes. Snap-tight, soft-sealing eartips conform to individual ears for an excellent acoustic seal and comfortable fit. Eartips snap firmly onto the ends of the eartubes and, for safety, require a significant effort to remove.
