HEINE AllSpec Disposable Tips Dispenser (Including 250 Tips)

Designed to ensure that surgeries, hospitals and health clinics never run out of disposable tips for otoscopes, the HEINE AllSpec Disposable Tips Dispenser (Including 250 Tips) features 250 disposable tips that protect the ear canal during examination. The dispenser can be refilled at will, ensuring that you’ll never be without these much-needed ear examination accessories at work.

What’s in the Box?

Your HEINE AllSpec Disposable Tip Dispenser purchase will include:

• 1 x AllSpec Disposable Tips Dispenser
• 250 x AllSpec Disposable Tips

What Is the HEINE AllSpec Disposable Tips Dispenser For?

The AllSpec Tips Dispenser is ideal for hospitals and surgeries where you expect to get through otoscope tips in a fast amount of time. The dispenser contains 250 tips meaning that they can be used whenever required. By ensuring that you always have tips at hand it means that you can conduct ear examinations without worrying about making the patient uncomfortable.

Should you run out of tips, you can refill the dispenser whenever you see fit. You can buy a pack of 1000 HEINE AllSpec Disposable Tips on the MedicalSupplies.co.uk website.

What Is the HEINE Disposable Ear Tips Dispenser Compatible With?

The HEINE AllSpec Disposable Tips Dispenser is suitable for most HEINE Otoscopes. These include:

• HEINE Mini 3000 LED F.O. Otoscope Set with Batteries
• HEINE BETA 400 LED F.O. Otoscope Set with USB Cord and Plug-In Power Supply
• HEINE K180 F.O. Diagnostic Set with Rechargeable Handle

Which Size Should I Choose?

The diameter that you select depends entirely on the type of patient you expect to treat. The smaller of the two, the 2.5mm size is best suited for patients who are infants and children, whereas the larger 4.0mm is best suited to adults.

How Easy are the HEINE Disposable Tips to Use?

The HEINE Disposable Tips are incredibly easy to use, fitting over the tip of the otoscope easily without trouble. Quality is assured and as there is no sharp edges it means that the patient isn’t at risk of injury.