MDF Instruments MDF535XT-11 Babinski Telescoping 2.0 Neurological Reflex Hammer with Built-in Brush for Cutaneous and Superficial Responses (Black)

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I didn't pay heed to the review of this item and bought it. This is poorly made . Looks manufactured somewhere else and sold from USA. Please don't buy and repent like me.

dont buy as it looks cheap and quality is not good looks like a cheap copy instead order on ian which is way better order by a int.courier to india

Good

Bon produit, se glisse facilement dans une blouse, l'extrémité n'est pas trop pointue pour ne pas se blesser en mettant la main dans la poche.

Il prodotto arriva in una sua confezione molto pratica e graziosa, completa di istruzioni per l'uso, garanzia e riepilogo della manifattura. Si presenta integro in tutte le sue parti, molto robusto, facile da usare e i meccanismi sembrano proni a una longevità fuori dal comune. Spedizione in tempi accettabili, considerando che arriva dall'estero. Consigliatissimo.

打鍵器のゴム部分が適度に柔らかく、重さもある程度あってとても使いやすいです。

has not fallen to pieces like my 3 previous tendon hammers. also the point is not too sharp unlike some so you can actually use it for plantar reflexes.

Was encouraged by attending doctors to use a queen's square or babinski hammer during med school. Most of the $10 ones break easily and are just too awkward to fit in your lab coat and bag. The cheaper/free hammers aren't weighty or precise enough to elicit reflexes in the patients who deviate from the norm. The harder plastics can also cause pain for some patients during tests. Other collapsible Babinskis have cheap rubber and even cheaper collapsing mechanisms without a folding head. But this MDF model is backed by a fantastic warranty and is extremely sturdy. The fact that the head folds flat with the collapsing rod means you can store it like a pen. The extra weight is worth it for the reliability and not looking like a goober with a two foot stick poking out of your coat. Most importantly, the higher quality rubber causes the least amount of discomfort for the patient. The only caveat is that other doctors will try to steal it from you. But that's true for anything you carry that's under 2 lbs.