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Rechargeable Otoscope Batteries…there is a difference!
There are three general types of rechargeable batteries available for otoscopes including Nickel Cadmium (NiCad), Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH), and Lithium Ion (LI-ON). Appreciating how these battery technologies differ from one another should help in making an informed otoscope purchase decision in the future. Of the three … Continue reading
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Get a handle on recharging your full-size Welch Allyn NiCad otoscope
Recharging the NiCad battery of a standard full-size Welch Allyn otoscope handle (Model 71000-A) requires accessing the portion of the handle that plugs into a standard wall outlet. To do so, unscrew the otoscope handle at midpoint to reveal the hidden prongs. While … Continue reading
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Dino-Lite vs Hi-Res Dino-Lite: what’s the difference?
There seems to be a little bit of confusion as to what the real difference is between the original Dino-Lite Digital Video Otoscope and the Hi-Resolution version of the same product. Other than price and image resolution capabilities, what makes these two sister … Continue reading
The Misunderstood Macroview Video Otoscope
Did you know that the Welch Allyn Digital Macroview Video Otoscope not only captures images but can also record video? If you weren’t aware of this otoscope’s capabilities, don’t feel so bad; since the otoscope interfaces with the plug and play feature of computers, with older versions of Windows, you can … Continue reading
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Buying a Pocket Otoscope? Key Consideration to Students Prior to Purchase
An otoscope is a tool routinely used in audiology practice. It represents one of the first investments students will make. Most students tend to buy pocket otoscopes since these typically represent the least expensive option, however, prices will vary and it’s important to know what you are … Continue reading
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