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Surgical lights and light pens are staples in medical practices and hospitals and can be useful for routine exams as well as surgical procedures. Stock up on these lights so you have an ample supply whenever you need to tend to patient needs. You can choose from an assortment of designs to support nursing, EMT, surgical and medical staff in your hospital, clinic or private practice.
Compact Size
Light pens are of compact size and can be ideal for using during patient examinations. You can slip your light pen in your coat pocket for convenient storage or secure it when utilizing a model that includes a metal clip. Because these lights are about the size of a pen, they can also fit inside your briefcase or desk drawer for handy storage whenever your shift is over. The compact size is also ideal for clinic and hospital rooms with minimal storage space.
Brilliant Illumination
You can choose from a range of light pens with LED lighting to deliver brilliant illumination. These lights can be used when performing delicate procedures or when doing a simple tonsil check on a patient. The concentrated beam of light emitted by each pen can be pointed to shine directly where you need it to for accuracy during examinations. For added convenience, some lights even come with pupil dilation charts on the side so you can easily reference a patient's status without having to put down the device.
Replaceable Batteries
When using surgical lights, you want to be sure you have a reliable source of illumination. Consider pens with replaceable batteries so you can quickly and easily restore power to fading lights. These pens typically feature caps that screw on and off, giving you a convenient way to replace the batteries. You can choose lights that require AA or AAA batteries so it's easy to find replacements when you need them. For EMTs or doctors who need to replace lights often, consider disposable light pens as a handy alternative.
Easy Operation
With push-button operation, surgical lights can make it easy for doctors and medical professionals to turn the light beam on and off. A simple click of the button brings light to where you need it most. The button placement on the side or end of each light can offer convenience for anyone needing to wear surgical gloves during procedures and exams while still keeping a firm grip on the device.
Personal or Professional Use
While surgery lights can be ideal for professional medical environments, traditional light pens can work both in hospital settings or at home. You can use a pen light to search for missing items under a table or desk at home, and you can put them to work in a medical clinic to check pupil dilation or inspect wounds. You can stock up on multi-packs for your office, and also keep a few spare lights at your home for tending to various family medical needs or simply looking for that lost set of car keys.