Otoscope

We offer a wide range of handheld otoscopes designed for ENT specialists, general practitioners, pediatricians, and home care providers. All our otoscopes offer high-clarity imaging, ergonomic handling, and durable performance.

An otoscope is a medical diagnostic instrument used to examine the ear canal and eardrum (tympanic membrane). It helps detect ear infections, wax buildup, perforated eardrums, and other conditions affecting the middle or outer ear.

Common otoscope types include:

•Standard handheld otoscopes

•Fiber optic otoscopes

•Pneumatic otoscopes (for checking eardrum mobility)

•Video/digital otoscopes (for image capture and remote diagnosis)

Otoscope devices typically consist of:

1. A light source (halogen, xenon, or LED)

2. A magnifying lens for close inspection

3. A speculum (disposable or reusable) to gently open the ear canal

Here’s how it works:

•The practitioner inserts the speculum tip into the patient's ear.

•A beam of light illuminates the canal and eardrum.

•The magnifying lens provides a clear view to assess for inflammation, infection, or fluid.

Some models include:

•Adjustable focus

•Rechargeable battery handles

•Smartphone or computer connectivity (video otoscopes)

•Built-in image capture and documentation

•ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) clinics

•General practitioner and pediatric clinics

•Hospital emergency departments

•School nurse offices

•Home care or telemedicine programs

1.Welch Allyn (USA) – Renowned for high-end, hospital-grade otoscopes

2.Heine (Germany) – Precision optics and LED HQ lighting technology

3.Riester (Germany) – Durable and affordable with interchangeable heads

4.Keeler (UK) – Offers advanced digital otoscopes and video integration

5.Yuwell / Spirit / ADC – Cost-effective models ideal for clinics and OEM supply