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The Prestige Medical C-512 Frequency Tuning Fork is a precision 512Hz aluminum alloy instrument designed for professional medical use. Ideal for conducting Rinne and Weber hearing tests as well as bone fracture assessments, it combines durability with portability. Manufactured in Taiwan, this tuning fork meets stringent medical standards, making it a reliable choice for healthcare practitioners seeking accuracy and versatility.
| Best Sellers Rank | #110,960 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #1,100 in Music Tuning Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 112 Reviews |
J**Y
Works well for hearing testing
These ones work for rinne and Weber. The cheaper ones on Amazon are no good.
S**I
it got here fast
teaching
M**T
in good condition
I needed this for a medical course to assess hearing. It worked the way it was supposed to.
J**W
Made in China. Not Taiwan as stated in description.
This Tuning Fork is made in China, not Taiwan. False advertising.
E**U
Not the greatest
Ok for basic audiometry examination, however I find it way too light for deeper neurological examination. Won't recommend this product to my colleagues.
M**I
Not suitable for Medical testing
This product is not suitable for medical testing, it is too light weight and you would not be able to conduct the Weber test.
A**5
Great
i got this to practice for osce exams. Itโs nice and compact so able to transport easily. the tuning fork feels like itโs very good quality and wonโt break easily. It works well and hopefully i wonโt need to buy again bc it seems like it will last a long time
N**A
Not like the description
Not for medical use bad item canโt preform hearing test and there is no return ๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป
E**A
Bueno
Bueno por el precio
J**S
It needed to do one job... and it failed!
The fork is being presented as a "medical" and wondrous emitter of harmonious waves. I frankly just wanted it to output what it said on the tin (aluminium): 512Hz. Turns out it plays an almost perfect B4 (around 493Hz). Hope it has got the "medical" part right, however judging by the indicated frequency I have my doubts...
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