Reflex Hammer with Pointed tip Handle for cutaneous and Superficial responses Queen Square. MDF54511

best tendon hammer out there, solid manufacturing with well balanced weight

My friend bought this one and i was jealous so I bought one too. A great quality hammer - well worth the money

Nice reflex hammer! Delivered on time! Product exactly as advertised.

well packaged, robust does not feel like a cheap tendon hammer and the price would suggest that (a bit expensive)

As a GP trainee my Clinical supervisor felt this was a bit over kill but it is nice to not have to run around the wards for one (and not find it) and also great not to use my stethoscope. The actual hammer it self feels of a very high quality. One would think you couldn't get excited by a tendon hammer .. but you can... Reflex's have never been so much fun! It consistently provides all the reflexes and has a not too sharp plantar reflex tip as well as a pead sized rubber tip too. Been waiting for this all my (medical) life.

I am a GP and this is the most comfortable tendon hammer I have used. As with any change in equipment it takes a bit of practice (on your relatives of course). The rubber is soft and comfortable. The brush that unscrews from the sharp point is a bonus. The price is great too. Fits nicely in my bag as shorter than the classic long thin plastic one with a circular head.

amazing tool for a junior doctor. does not leave my bag. the ergometric shape is perfect to test reflexes and love the fact that you can check sensory. now I am super excited to perform a full neurological examination during my oncall. I will highly recommend this to any doctors wishing to purchase a light, easy to carry and easy to use , tendon hammer with hidden extra feature

Excellent product: previously bought a cheaper one which broke v quickly: well worth paying a little extra for this: head screws onto the handle making it much more sturdy, and the handle is made of thick plastic so is straight, solid and not flimsy/ bendy as the cheaper models. Well packaged in a nice box. Very pleased with this, shame I wasted money on the cheaper one first.

As a doctor, I am thoroughly impressed with the Queen Square Neurological Reflex Hammer. This tool is a foundational physical examination tool for all healthcare providers. In my practice it is used on a very routine basis. This hammer has outstanding balance, flexibility in the shaft, and ideal length. The hammer's balance is spot on, making it easy to elicit precise reproduceable force for consistent reflex testing with minimal effort. The flexibility within the handle allows for controlled, consistent taps, giving me the confidence that I'm providing the best testing for my patients. The overall length of the hammer is perfect—it provides excellent reach without feeling cumbersome. The quality of construction is evident, and it feels durable enough to withstand the rigors of daily use. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, this reflex hammer is a must-have tool in your diagnostic kit. Highly recommended!

En mi opinión en mejor diseño.

Manejable, recomendable

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Excellent hammer for neurology rotation. It's compact and has just the right amount of weight to it. Pretty easy to elicit reflexes with this hammer b/c the weight does most of the work. It's nicely constructed and does not seem like it will break easily. Does not feel cheap. Also, the handle works well for cutaneous reflexes; it's neither too sharp nor too dull. The red and silver looks nice. It's a really good hammer at a reasonable price- what more can you ask for? I will say that the Queen Square hammer is another good option but I think this one works just as well and has the benefit of taking up less space. Either one is a much better option than those crappy Taylor hammers that everyone uses. These are not much more expensive, and it's just nice knowing that if you're not eliciting reflexes with this hammer, it's most likely b/c you either have awful technique or the patient is legitimately hyporeflexic.