LumiView Clear Ear Specula Pediatric 2.75mm – Welch Allyn

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Specification:

• Manufacturer Code: 52432-CLR-2
• Brand: LumiView (Welch Allyn)
• Type: Disposable Clear Ear Specula
• Size: 2.75mm (Pediatric)
• Use: Single-Use
• Compatibility: Welch Allyn Otoscopes
• Packaging: 680 Specula/Box

Welch Allyn LumiView Clear Ear Specula are single-use disposable specula engineered to deliver up to 8 times the light output of standard 2.75mm black pediatric specula. Their clear construction maximizes light transmission through the speculum tip, supporting enhanced tympanic membrane visualization and more accurate otoscopic examinations in pediatric patients.

Key Features:

• 8x Light Output: The clear speculum material transmits significantly more light than conventional opaque black specula, dramatically improving illumination of the ear canal and tympanic membrane for more detailed and accurate clinical assessment.
• Clear Construction for Enhanced Visualization: Transparent walls allow clinicians to observe the ear canal walls during insertion, providing greater situational awareness and supporting safer, more precise speculum placement in young patients.
• Pediatric 2.75mm Size: Specifically dimensioned for pediatric ear canals, the 2.75mm diameter ensures appropriate fit and patient comfort while maintaining optimal visualization during otoscopic examination.
• Single-Use Disposable Design: Each speculum is intended for one-time use, eliminating cross-contamination risk between patients and removing the need for reprocessing or sterilization between encounters.
• Compatible with Welch Allyn Otoscopes: Engineered for use with the Welch Allyn otoscope range, ensuring secure, consistent fit and optimal optical alignment with compatible diagnostic instruments.
• 680 Specula Per Box: High-count packaging supports busy pediatric and general practice environments, reducing reorder frequency and ensuring a reliable supply of specula for high-volume examination schedules.