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lousy!
got a littmann 3100 some for more than 300 dollars some years ago. membrane fell off. tried to order new membrane and was told they are no longer in stock.
i guess i'm supposed to buy a new one and toss the old one
Have purchased 4 stethoscopes from EKO, the last Littman Core. Seemed to be that they only last 2 years then become defective stethoscopes. Horrible customer service.
The product is decent, although you have to be very careful the tubing doesn't touch bare skin. It will quickly degrade and crack if it does. Getting service or repair is a nightmare. They make you jump through a bunch of hoops. Their entire customer service experience is antiquated.
As a medical student, this would be the best stethoscope you could have. For me and honestly, nothing could beat Littmann when it comes to stethoscopes. Once I finish school, I'm gonna have the CORE Digital.
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