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Help improve patient experience and satisfaction with the Digital MacroView otoscope. Offering clear live and still images of the ear canal and tympanic membrane, this otoscope helps you diagnose, treat, educate, and manage patient ear conditions.

Turn cerumen removal into a clean, quick, safe procedure with the first system to simultaneously irrigate and suction discharge using hydrovac action.

The Welch Allyn Pneumatic Otoscope provides bright, white light output and a rotating lens with ultraseal for pneumatic otoscopy.

Enhance your diagnostic capability with technology that delivers a bigger, better, and sharper view of the tympanic membrane.

Visualize the tympanic membrane while screening for hearing loss with AudioScope 3, a portable audiometric solution designed to improve productivity, outcomes, and satisfaction.

Open system with rotatable lens and optional speculum.

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The AM 282 is a table-top screening audiometer.

Welch Allyn PocketScope™ Otoscope with Throat Illuminator is small, convenient, and easy to use with bright, white halogen light and a built-in throat illuminator.

The Welch Allyn TM 286 AutoTymp is a flexible screener for tympanometry, audiometry, and acoustic reflex measurements.

The Welch Allyn MacroView and LED otoscopes are intended to be used for examination of the external ear, ear canal, and tympanic membrane under illumination and magnification on pediatric and adult patients.

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This product is available for service only. Any available parts and accessories are listed on the Product Page.

This product is available for service only. Any available parts and accessories are listed on the Product Page. The Welch Allyn 3.5 V Pneumatic Consulting Otoscope is ultrasealed for pneumatic otoscopy, with two viewing lenses for dual observation of the tympanic membrane.