3M™ Littmann® Classic II Infant Stethoscope

The 3M™ Littmann® Classic II Infant Stethoscope is specially designed for use on the smallest patients. It delivers high acoustic sensitivity, through its dual-sided chestpiece, for both high and low frequency sounds. It is used by medical professionals and students alike to identify, listen to, and study heart, lung, and other body sounds for physical assessment and diagnosis in infant patients. Headset tension is easily adjusted for head size and comfort by squeezing together or pulling apart the eartubes. Snap-tight, soft-sealing eartips conform to individual ears for an excellent acoustic seal and comfortable fit. Eartips snap firmly onto the ends of the eartubes and, for safety, require a significant effort to remove. Resilient next-generation tubing retains its shape and flexibility even after folding tightly into a pocket. It provides longer stethoscope life due to improved resistance to skin oils and alcohol, and is less likely to pick up stains. Next-generation tubing is not made with natural rubber latex, a benefit to sensitive medical professionals and their patients. And, to play its part in the protection of human health and the environment, the next-generation tubing does not contain phthalate plasticizers. The Classic II Infant stethoscope is made in the USA for consistent quality. It comes complete with large soft-sealing eartips and instructions.

• Dual-sided chestpiece with small 3.3cm diaphragm is ideal for infant patients.
• Versatile chestpiece design provides high acoustic sensitivity with both a floating diaphragm and open bell.
• Non-chill rim and diaphragm provide patient comfort.
• Soft-sealing eartips provide an excellent acoustic seal and comfortable fit.
• Headset is easily adjusted for individual fit and comfort.
• Angled eartubes align with ear canals.

1. Insert the Stethoscope in Your Ears: Orient the eartips toward your nose.
2. Customize Headset Tension for Comfort and Sound Quality: Adjust the eartubes by pulling them apart or squeezing them together.
3. Select the Active Side of the Chestpiece: The stem includes a mark that designates the acoustically active side. Rotate the chestpiece to switch between active sides.
4. Utilize the larger chestpiece for adult patients and the smaller side for pediatric or slender patients, bandaged areas, or carotid assessment.