Littmann Classic II Pediatric & Infant Stethoscopes
								Designed for your little patients. Stainless steel chestpieces are optimally sized for pediatric and infant auscultation. The pediatric stethoscope features a 1-inch bell and the infant stethoscope has a 3/4-inch bell for an easier chestwall seal. The 3M™ Littmann™ Classic II Pediatric and Infant stethoscopes are designed for long-lasting durability. These precision instruments are also designed to maximize the comfort of both patient and professional.
								2113 Black 2113R Red 2119 Caribbean Blue 2122 Raspberry 2123 Navy Blue 2131 Pine Green Classic II Pediatric $98.90 2114 Black 2114R Red 2124 Caribbean Blue 2125 Raspberry 2126 Lilac 2132 Pine Green Classic II Infant $98.90

Benefits

The solid stainless steel chestpieces on the 3M™ Littmann™ Classic II Pediatric and Infant Stethoscopes are optimally sized for your little patients. The small diaphragms conform to the contours of pediatric and infant bodies.

• The snap-on rim will not rust or corrode. And unlike threaded rims, it will not come loose or fall off.
• There is also a crack-resistant, reinforced yoke that allows you to fold the scope easily into your pocket without kinking or breaking.
• The internal double-leaf binaural spring helps assure a long life and allows easy adjustment of eartube tension. The lightweight eartubes are durable and abrasion-resistant.
• They feature a nonchill rim on both the diaphragm and bell, so there's no need to warm them up.
• Plus, each stethoscope comes with patented 3M™ Littmann™ Snap-tight Soft-sealing Eartips designed to assure an excellent acoustical seal in the ear canal and maximize comfort.
• Three-year warranty.

Using Your 3M™ Littmann™ Classic II Pediatric and Infant Stethoscope

Both stethoscopes assure you of high acoustic sensitivity and consistent frequency responses without diaphragm stress from a too-tightly threaded rim.

• When using the stethoscope be sure to index between bell and diaphragm mode.
• Use bell side for low-frequency sounds.
• Use diaphragm for high-frequency sounds.