2 pieces in the box, in black. That works out at $7.50 a piece.
Stated material: metal.
In the range · Classroom & Teacher
Every figure above belongs to this line. Where the maker states no figure, the row stays out instead of carrying an average.
This line comes as 2 pieces, which is how the range prices it and how it repays comparison. The per-piece figure above is the price divided by the count, rounded up to the cent, so it never sits lower than what you pay.
What a piece costs across the departments · Buying by the pack without over-buying
8 reviews for this line and its variations, quoted word for word, lowest rating first.
The penlight works but the yellow light is too dim. Unless your checking someone’s eyes in a bright environment its hard to use the yellow light. Not even 2 weeks after i got mine the cap to cover the charging port got lost, and hate having an incomplete item.
Overall, a nice penlight for a neurologist. The white light is very bright, as needed to check pupil light reflex. Useful also for examining mouth and tongue and obliquely lighting skin to look for fasciculations etc. The "warm" yellow light is less bright, but I dimmed it further by gluing a piece of cardboard with a small hole in it. I use this dimmer light to check for diplopia. Very convenient that the penlight is rechargeable. The pupil diameter gauge is nice, although I would prefer 0.5 mm increments. My main dissatisfaction is that the switch can easily be turned on inadvertently, depleting the battery. Not a deal breaker, but a hard click type button switch would be better.
Not very "sturdy" and I would NOT recommend these for everyday use at a hospital or clinic BUT, with that said, these are inexpensive, charge easily and without a cable, are VERY light weight which is a double-edged sword - light and easy to carry versus will they hold up.Problems seen are the on-off button slides a bit too easily; so easily I put a small rubber band around the switch to make it a bit "stiffer". However, it wasn't a "deal breaker" especially as these are intended for a home-based and travel-based medical bags that are subjected to not much use and TSA / EASA (each European country has their own version of TSA). Usage is going to be very light instead of at a hospital or clinic setting.
Love that I can USB charge instead of buying batteries. A light under the clip goes off when fully charged. White light is narrow and bright, yellow is softer, great for adjusting pumps without waking patients, just wish the slide button positions were off, low, high, instead of "off" in the middle, no click, so sometimes walking around with light shining in my pocket. 🙂
I love these! They're great for doing patient exams for eyes and to observe any unusual skin changes. Super bright, easy to use. They are easy to hold and plug right into a USB to charge! The cap is also magnetized so it just pops on and off
Super lightweight, The brightness of the white light (second photo)is adequate and works well the yellow light (3rd photo) does not hurt the eyes and makes it simple to check pupil response. I love the fact that it's rechargeable. the cap to the charging port is magnetic and only comes off if I want it to, I don't have to worry about it falling off on its own. I have not had to recharge it yet. Overall I am very happy with this purchase.
This item has a good light beam, it is lightweight and can be charged for 10 hrs. To get full charge. You will have to buy a charger. If you have a smart phone,you can use the phone charger. It is lightweight and has clamp for pocket.
Because this product can be recharged, therefore doesn’t need batteries to weigh it down, making it super lightweight! I love that it doesn’t even feel like I am carrying a penlight in my pocket. Additionally, the penlight looks classy and of higher quality than most battery operated penlights out there. It also comes in a two pack, so you can charge one while using the other one in the clinic, and switch them off at anytime. The only concern I had was that it might get stolen! I may have to purchase another pack of different color just to compensate for the possibility of losing it. Lol.
multicolour · paper
multicolour · acrylic
Seventeen departments, one way of finding things.
What a workplace, a conference or a classroom clips to a shirt.
57The boxes that come down from the loft once a year.
110Everything a table needs on the one day of the year it matters.
105The desk drawer, restocked by the box rather than the packet.
18What the present travels in, bought by the dozen.
166Small tools that get used until they wear out, sold in counts.
91The drawer by the back door, and the parts that vanish from it.
61Parts that fix the thing you already own instead of replacing it.
24Things that live outside and have to survive a season of it.
34The counters and the drinks table, restocked in bulk.
39Precision tools for hands, faces and hair, in salon counts.
25Small protection you buy before you need it, not after.
29Kit for the pool, the pitch and the trail, in team quantities.
19What a small shop runs on behind and across the counter.
30What goes on the wall, in the cupboard or across the bathroom rail.
30Pieces that do not sit neatly on any one shelf.
