New stethoscope for nurses from Littmann

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womanA new stethoscope designed especially for nursing professionals has been launched by global technology company 3M. The Littmann Lightweight II S.E. stethoscope has a unique ovoid double-sided chestpiece for better movement around blood pressure cuffs and body contours, making it ideal for listening to blood pressure, chest, bowel, abdominal, heart, lung and breath sounds.

With a heightened awareness of infection prevention issues, all nurses should ideally have their own high quality stethoscope.

Available in three colours, including Ceil (light) Blue, the design is lightweight and durable, folding easily into a pocket.

Key Features:

  1. Comfortable to use
  2. 3M™ Littmann® Snap Tight Soft-Sealing Eartips for an excellent acoustic seal
  3. Traditional tubing design folds easily into a pocket
  4. Lightweight and durable design
  5. Choice of colours
  6. Ovoid chestpiece with offset bell for better orientation around blood-pressure cuffs and body contours
  7. Provides clear, reliable acoustic performance
  8. Tunable diaphragm for easy low- and high-frequency monitoring
  9. Adjustable and anatomically correct headset

The device comes with a 2 year Littmann warranty. You can purchase these stethoscopes securely online from 3M at www.3mselect.co.uk/nurse or for more information telephone (01509) 613410 or visit www.littmann.co.uk/nurse

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