Kaweco
Kaweco Ear Specula 2.5 mm Black Pack 100
Black plastic ear specula, 2.5 mm diameter, pack of 100 for contamination prevention
- TypeFirst Aid Kits
- ColorBlack
- 5 mm diameter for precise ear examinations
- Black colour aids visibility during procedures
- Pack of 100 supports high-volume clinical use
- Lightweight 0.15 lb polybag for easy storage
- Contamination prevention design promotes patient safety
Ear Specula 2.5 mm Black Pack 100
These Kaweco ear specula are single-use plastic tips designed for otoscopic examination. The 2.5 mm diameter suits adult ear canals during routine clinical checks. Each pack contains one hundred black specula supplied in a polybag for contamination prevention. They are intended for healthcare professionals performing ear inspections.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As passive disposable accessories the specula generate no heat, produce no noise and draw no power during use. They attach to a compatible otoscope head and remain at ambient temperature throughout the examination. No electrical connection or battery is involved in their operation.
Replaces and Upgrade Value
This pack replaces smaller quantities of 2.5 mm specula for practices that process higher patient volumes. The jump is worth it when a clinic wants a bulk supply of black tips to reduce reorder frequency and maintain consistent contamination prevention. Buyers who need different diameters or reusable metal specula will not be served by this pack.
Highlights
- 5 mm diameter for precise ear examinations
- Black colour aids visibility during procedures
- Pack of 100 supports high-volume clinical use
- Lightweight 0.15 lb polybag for easy storage
- Contamination prevention design promotes patient safety
Specifications
| Brand | KAWE |
|---|---|
| Type | First Aid Kits |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 2.5 mm black specula onto my otoscope, and which step do people often miss?
Push each speculum firmly onto the otoscope tip until it seats fully; the step users miss is verifying a tight seal so the speculum cannot detach during an examination.
What maintenance or replacement will the 100-piece pack require over time?
Each speculum is single-use plastic; discard after every patient and replace with a fresh unit from the pack — no cleaning or sterilisation is needed.
What limit appears first when the specula are used continuously in a busy clinic?
The 100-unit quantity is the practical limit; once the pack is exhausted you must reorder because the specula are disposable and not reusable.
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