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What is the difference between Cardiology III and IV?
The main difference between the new Cardiology IV and the older Cardiology III is the better audibility. You can hear higher frequency sounds to help you learn more about your patients’ health. The Cardiology IV has a thicker or higher bell which results in the better acoustics.
How can I tell if my Littmann is real?
How do I know if my Littmann stethoscope is authentic? Authentic Littmann stethoscopes have a serial number engraved on the chestpiece. If your 3M™ Littmann® stethoscope does not have a serial number, or you have difficulty locating the serial number, please contact us through our online form for further assistance.
Does Amazon sell authentic Littmann stethoscope?
Hello! Yes, Amazon is an authorized dealer. Please make sure the seller name is 3M Littmann. Feel free to connect with our team at 1-800-228-3957 (Monday – Friday 7:30 AM – 6 PM CST) if you have additional questions.
What is the difference between Littmann Classic II and III?
The biggest difference between the Classic II and the Classic III is that the Classic III seems to be preferable for listening for heart variations because it is more tuned in for sounds of the heart than the Classic II that is better for a wide range of sound types.
What is best stethoscope for doctors?
The 10 Best Stethoscopes
- 3M Littmann Cardiology IV Stethoscope – The Best Stethoscope for Cardiologists.
- 3M Littmann Master Classic II Stethoscope – The Best All-Round Stethoscope.
- 3M Littmann Classic II S.E. Stethoscope – The Best Stethoscope for Paramedics.
Do stethoscopes expire?
Most manufacturers recommend replacing your stethoscope every 2 years, but as one user on allnurses.com forum so eloquently puts it, “It would be in a company’s interest to have us all buying new equipment every 2 years.”
Are there fake Littmann?
Counterfeit products are not known for quality. Professionals trust Littmann stethoscopes for the acoustic performance that our authentic stethoscopes can deliver. Counterfeit stethoscopes may not hold up and may fail to help you identify important subtle sounds in your patients in the long-term.
Do stethoscopes last forever?
However, a stethoscope is susceptible to damage due to wear and tear and other factors that can lead to it needing to be replaced. Just like other products, manufacturers recommend a specified period to replace your product. Most stethoscope manufacturers recommend that you replace it every two years.
What is the normal length of a stethoscope?
Stethoscope Tubing and Length Stethoscopes come in a variety of sizes, usually between 22 and 31 inches (55-80 cm); the most common length you will find is 27 inches (70 cm).