4 mm Otoscope ear specula Tips compatible with welcelln, K.a.w.e, Ries-ter and H.e.i.n.e Otoscopes disposable 100 PSC

4mm Fit Dr Mom 3rd generation Otoscope - not many others seem to do a good buy.

Use this product for work (pharmacy) every bit as good as the ones that are 3 times the price

Good quality and the prefect fit for my otoscope. Good value for money too

Gave these a try as it says in the description that they fit most welch allyn models - I can confirm that it does fit securely on my portable welch allyn otoscope. They are made of a nice quality plastic - it almost feels a bit of a shame to throw them away after one use! I was able to get excellent views of the ears. My only criticism would be that it is rather expensive - at £17.99 for 100 pieces at the time of writing this is expensive compared even to OEM tips.

It does it's job. Perfect easy to use

When you are running short of supplies then the service I got from Otica Meditronix was great.++ I hadn't thought of getting my clinic replacement kit from Amazon so this was a surprise to me, but the seller made delivery inside 2 days from the order which is great service.++ The tips were the correct size and fitted my scope and came well packaged so they don't just spill everywhere - no complaints there++ The price for 100 tips was good - if I want to buy a year's supply then I want a bigger discount++ You can download a receiptoff Amazon in a moment if this is a business expenseI'm happy with the product and the service = 5 stars thanksFolllow up from the clinic - I have found the 4mm Heine are also a perfect fit for our Welch-Allen.

This is a review for a pack of 100 disposable 2.5mm plastic specula for otoscopes. The "welcelln" mentioned in the list of compatible otoscopes appears to actually be Welch Alleyn as these do fit those models. The specula come in 5 stacks of 20 specula, all encased in a strong plastic bag, and then placed in a cardboard box.The specula are thin, lightweight and cheap-feeling but that's really not an issue for disposable specula. However, what is an issue is that the end that goes into the ear is partly obscured in many of the specula by stray bits of plastic. While these are only tiny strands, they are very obtrusive once magnified by the otoscope. Unfortunately, they are very difficult to remove and it would be incredibly frustrating to have to remove stray bits of plastic from around 80% of the specula before using them.

These ear specula tips are smoothly manufactured and are a good fit for my otoscope. Not too pricey at £9.99 for 100 and I suspect these will outlast the otoscope as it’s not used very often.