SKU:RECHARGE
Rechargeable Light Source for ClearLook® Lighted Ear Curettes™
Precision, Efficiency and Sustainability for Safer Ear Care
Description
Elevate your cerumen removal experience with the Rechargeable Light Source for ClearLook Lighted Ear Curettes – a blend of innovation and everyday practicality.
The Rechargeable Light Source for ClearLook Lighted Ear Curette delivers focused illumination for improved visibility during cerumen removal procedures. When paired with the Magnification Lens, it provides a clear view of the ear canal – eliminating the need to switch between an otoscope and curette. Its rechargeable design reduces waste, and refill packs offer a cost-effective solution for earwax removal. Compatible with your preferred curette tip style, the Rechargeable Light Source integrates easily into daily workflows. It’s a practical upgrade for any exam room!
For optimal performance, fully charge the device before initial use.
Styles
Rechargeable Light Source with ClearLook Variety Pack - Starter System
SKU: 3645
Package: 1 Rechargeable Light Source, 50 Curettes (10/each style), 1 Magnification Lens, 1 USB-A to USB-C charging cable
Rechargeable Light Source
SKU: 3600
Package: 1 Rechargeable Light Source with USB-A to USB-C charging cable, 1 Magnification Lens
AngleLoop® Refill Pack
SKU: 3410
Package: 50/Box
MicroLoop® Refill Pack
SKU: 3420
Package: 50/Box
VersaLoop® Refill Pack
SKU: 3430
Package: 50/Box
FlexLoop® Refill Pack
SKU: 3440
Package: 50/Box
InfantScoop® Refill Pack
SKU: 3460
Package: 50/Box
Variety Pack Refill Pack
SKU: 3445
Package: 50/Box
Multi-Port Charging Base
SKU: 3695
Package: 1 charging base with USB-C to USB-C cable
Resources
Indications
The Rechargeable Light Source and Original Light Source are indicated for use on all patient populations for any medical procedures requiring illumination.
Contraindications
There are no absolute contraindications for use of the Rechargeable Light Source.
Who Should Use This Product
Professional Use Only
Warranty
1 Year
Warranty Information
FAQs
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How long will the Rechargeable Light Source work in between charges?
When fully charged, the Rechargeable Light Source provides approximately 120 minutes of continuous use. For optimal performance, fully charge the device before initial use.
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How long does it take to charge the Rechargeable Light Source?
Charging from empty to full takes approximately 105 minutes. The power button will display red while charging and turn off once the device is fully charged.
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Can I perform a procedure while the Rechargeable Light Source is charging?
No. The light source must be removed from the charger for use. It will not illuminate while connected to the charger.
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Does the Rechargeable Light Source only fit on ClearLook® Lighted Ear Curettes™?
No. The Rechargeable Light Source is compatible with all lighted Bionix products, including ClearLook. It can also be used with many lighted ear curettes from other manufacturers. It can also be used for procedures that require focused illumination.
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How do I clean the Rechargeable Light Source?
Cleaning instructions can be found on the Rechargeable Light Source product page.
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Where can I purchase the Rechargeable Light Source?
The Rechargeable Light Source can be purchased directly from Bionix or through your distributor of choice.
Available Accessories
Our Sales Team
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Stephanie McCullough
Sales Executive, Primary and Acute Care
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Strategic Account Manager, Primary and Acute Care
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National Account Manager, Government
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Account Manager, International
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Account Manager, International
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National Account Manager, Distribution
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Customer Relations Specialist, Primary and Acute Care
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