JFA Medical Disposable Pen Torch Light with Pupil Gauge, Pack of 6

As a nurse i have bought these a few times. Great value. Reliable nice strong light and easy to use. Lightweight for your pocket and very good value. Multi pack means i have one in various bags etc. if you lose one, not the end of the earth as several in pack and not expensive. Durable and long lasting battery. Disposable. No faff. You cannot go wrong. Get these!

These came in simple packaging which is fine. Every one of them works. These are part of my kit and are better quality than some others I have used in the past. Would recommend.

Brought as a cfr. They're provided but my dog has a habit of finding them and chewing on them. Good quality, easy to use and the whole pack do work. Excellent price for 6 of them.

Bought these pen torches to aid us in giving my father mouthcare after he had a stroke. They are basically exactly the same as the ones used by the staff in the various hospitals he was in. My only complaint is that you have to keep pressure on the clip to keep the light on, though all pen torches I've seen have this flaw, not just this brand. It would be really useful if you could click once and the light stayed on.

perfect, light is not too bright to hurt the eyes of patients but also not dim and low power, its well built, easy to turn on and lasted 5 weeks so far and haven't even used the other 4 so the pack will last months. many thanks!

The pupil print on the side is a nice touch. Very good and cost effective in a clinical setting.

These work fine, come with a plastic guard which stops the light activating in transit so the battery should be fine. Ideal for nurse or ambulance crew checking pearl. Only tiny moan, the clip is a bit short and not very grippy so they do tend to fall out of the sleeve pocket of the ambulance shirt.

Bought these as my dad had cancer in his throat and now is a neck breather. He has to use to torches a lot for various things. These are really good, bright and each one lasts a while.

Pour un usage médical uniquement.. Hélas, il s'agit d'un éclairage jaunâtre qui ne rend pas compte des couleurs exactes ! Une lumière froide (blanche..) rendrait mieux compte de la réalité.. Dommage ! Pour un examen, il faut un éclairage rigoureux !