MDF Instruments MD One Premium Stainless Steel Dual Head Stethoscope, Adult, Black Tube, Black Chestpieces-Headset, MDF777BO

I ABSOUTLEY LOVEEEEE THIS!! The sound is so loud and clear! It’s super cute as well. Very impressed

Great stethescope! You can hear the sounds clearly.

Works great Easy to use Easy to clean Durable Well built looks good Weighs very little Very clear to hear Worth the money,

This stethoscope is SO beautiful in person… I had it for a year now and still get so many compliments on it!!!! This is just what I wanted and sturdy though every now and then the screw sometimes won’t stay locked where it is twisted and doesn’t stay locked while listening from the brachial artery. As well as the two sides of the metal domes. I wish it was a way to keep it PUT! None the less I still love it but there could be some improvements to make it excellent. For the price I will say it’s most definitely worth it. Get it!

This is a good all-around General use use stethoscope. It’s definitely not a Litman but it gets the job done for most tasks. I bought this one mainly just to keep in the house as a backup. It works perfectly fine for taking blood pressure or listening to lung sounds. It comes with several different squishy earbuds, which is nice as I have small ear canals so you do get options. The ear tips are easy to pop on and off and to replace as needed. The diaphragm and the bell all seem to be well-made and also comes with several replacement parts for that as well. The tubing is just the right length and overall the build quality is quite nice. Now it doesn’t have the same quality as my cardiology three which I use for work but for just generally having a back up and just one at the house for us to use for the family, this works great. I wouldn’t say that would be great in an EMS setting simply because The noise reduction is not as good as some of the higher end models and I can definitely still hear a good bit of road noise or other sounds from the environment. if you just need a good basic every day stethoscope for general tasks such as blood pressures or lung sounds or bowel sounds this will work great This will perform better than anything you purchase at Walmart and it definitely has better sound quality than a Sprague style or those cheapie little ones they market as nurse scopes here on Amazon. You don’t need to break the bank to get a decent quality Stethoscope. I would definitely recommend this.

Very clear sound almost as good as my littmann 4 cardiology and definitely better that my Littmann 3! I love the MDF acoustica so much I bought 2 for the price! I was curious as to the MD one. I am a nursing student and I am in clinicals a lot. I keep back up stethoscopes due to the fact my friends will leave theirs at home. If I have a less critical patient who has no cardiology issues I tend to switch out my cardiology 4 for an MDF acoustica because it’s less heavy around my neck and I can still auscultation lung and bowel sounds and get accurate vitals. The MD one is great and I was pleasantly surprised. If you do not wish to spend an arm and a leg on a high quality littman but still want the quality sound hands down go with the MD One! It is heavier than the acoustica, but the sound quality is there. No static or noise from rubbing! I was pleasantly surprised! If you have issues with stethoscopes growing legs and walking away MDF provides engraving on their titanium models, or you can buy an acoustica with the thicker tubing provided for the MD one. I have an acoustica with the thicker tubing it has better quality sound for around 48$. While I will always carry a littmann,MDF stethoscopes are competent pieces of equipment for a fraction of the price!

The reason I bought this stethoscope is because my girlfriend took my Littman Classic II. Her and I are both in EMS and have used several different stethoscopes. The issue you face most of the time in an ambulance setting is that no matter how good your stethoscope is, there is A LOT of background noise specially while you're moving. I work for a more rural department with a decent call volume and sometime our transport times are upwards of 45 to 50 minutes from the scene to the hospital. So on calls where you actually need your stethoscope for ongoing assessments, most stethoscopes end up under-performing. I saw good reviews on this bad boy and had used some other MDF models that our department keeps on hand, so I thought I'd give it a shot. What a world of difference! the MDF MD One is AH-MAZING compared to the Littman Classic II. I have used a Classic III (which is also better than the II) but I can truly say the MDF out performs all stethoscopes in the same class. Now I can hear everything more clearly even in an ambulance with sirens blaring. If you're and EMS provider looking for an affordable, reliable, good looking and quality made stethoscope, I would highly suggest going with an MDF over a Littman. You'll get way more bang for your buck! My classic II cost a little over a hundred bucks when I bought it years ago and you can buy em now for close to 90 bucks. The MDF will save you a good 30 to 50 bucks and outperform the Littman all day. I told my girlfriend to keep my old one...she thought it was special...little does she know... :D

I'm a 3rd year med student and I keep one at home to take BP, listen to lungs, and practice with. I have a Littman Cardiology IV and ADC 600 Cardiology (which I think is best and have used to pick up murmurs and bruits in a clinical setting) and it's not fair to directly compare this stethoscope to those. BUT, for $40 bucks, this thing is great. It's quite loud, especially for breath sounds. And the headset is comfortable.