Can you see middle ear/water in it with this Otoscope?
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In some cases yes. My problem is I wear bi-focals and struggle with a clear view on occasion, With a longer ear canal it is truly difficult. On a child the light is powerful enough to see pathology.
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Yes, there is enough light to see through the "eardrum" to see if there is fluid behind it/in the middle ear. You would need to know what you are looking for/at to diagnose anything.
1850122
You could, but you'll have problems keeping the headset on properly. I usually just put the cup behind my ear if I want to keep one uncovered.
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Yes I think so. My motherinlaw wears it. The amplifier fits around your ear with the hearing part inside. Sound maybe muffled by being covered. Hope this helps.
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It probably will not be good for that use. I noticed that it doesn't have good sound quality out of the water, very weak. Under water though it can be pretty ear splitting if you're not careful, with good clarity and sound quality. Even better with ear plugs.
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No, you can not swim with this. This thing fit nicely on my ears. You may need to change the ear piece rubber. It comes with two extra sizes.
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It does, I don't recall how visible it was. However, the headset is generally awful
85930
Pressed up against the entrance of the ear canal it would give a great view but I don't think it would fit any further than that. It's thicker than a standard writing pen.
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I'm thinking no. The earpiece is shaped to a cone directed to the entry of the ear canal. Hopefully someone who wears hearing aids can give you a better answer.
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I believe you would require another product. Something like this perhaps. Firefly DE550 Wireless Digital Video Otoscope/Earscope, with 50x magnification and built-in battery
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I don't think so. It is not sold as a prescription, it is a sound "amplifier". The Tweak is a better unit if you have severe hearing loss and is 100 dollars less.. The Life Ear is a great unit for moderate hearing loss.
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I am a doctor, and it is of minimal use to me. It would be of very little use to a non-doctor who wants to look at children's ears.
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I have been able to see the eardrum unless the ear canal is obstructed (with wax or a foreign object). There are pictures included so it is easy to identify a normal-looking eardrum, or tell if there is infection, perforation, or tubes.
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Very unlikely, although it would depend on the dog. The unit is easily confused by hair. It also requires a good shot at the forehead or another spot that leaks heat easily. Inside the mouth generally does not work well. Around the eyes can work, but often the eyeball itself reflects too much IR for an accurate reading. To take a reading from a dog, you would need either a dog with a large forehead and very little hair (perhaps a weimaraner, but I wouldn't count on it) or you would need to take a reading from inside the ear. This might be accurate (the ear canal would "leak heat" due to high blood flow and has little hair) but I wouldn't count on it. Very unlikely, although it would depend on the dog. The unit is easily confused by hair. It also requires a good shot at the forehead or another spot that leaks heat easily. Inside the mouth generally does not work well. Around the eyes can work, but often the eyeball itself reflects too much IR for an accurate reading. To take a reading from a dog, you would need either a dog with a large forehead and very little hair (perhaps a weimaraner, but I wouldn't count on it) or you would need to take a reading from inside the ear. This might be accurate (the ear canal would "leak heat"... » Read More Very unlikely, although it would depend on the dog. The unit is easily confused by hair. It also requires a good shot at the forehead or another spot that leaks heat easily. Inside the mouth generally does not work well. Around the eyes can work, but often the eyeball itself reflects too much IR for an accurate reading. To take a reading from a dog, you would need either a dog with a large forehead and very little hair (perhaps a weimaraner, but I wouldn't count on it) or you would need to take a reading from inside the ear. This might be accurate (the ear canal would "leak heat" due to high blood flow and has little hair) but I wouldn't count on it. « Show Less
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Hey jim, it's hard to say. I don't wear glasses. It may be a little uncomfortable. You would have to try it to see.
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Yes. Look on the portion where the silocon ear cushion connects. It's easier to see if you take the cushion off.
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Yes you can swim with it but you can only listen to music underwater if you have waterproof headphones
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It has an opening that just fits earphone jack. Not sure if it is water proof, as I found some Bluetooth headphones that work awesome!