The BR Surgical Buck Ear Curette is your essential tool for precise and efficient ear care. Available in a variety of sizes from 000 to 3, and in straight or angled designs, these curettes cater to the nuanced needs of ear procedures. Crafted with surgical-grade stainless steel, each curette offers exceptional durability and ease of sterilization, ensuring longevity and hygienic use.

With options including both blunt and sharp loop tips, the Buck Ear Curette delivers optimal versatility for healthcare professionals, particularly in otolaryngology. Whether removing soft or impacted cerumen, each size and design configuration is engineered to maximize comfort and precision, making it a trusted instrument in clinical settings.

Key Features:

• Variety of sizes and angles allow for customized use based on patient needs and levels of cerumen build-up.
• Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for durability and ease of sterilization.
• Available in both blunt and sharp loop tips to provide versatility and precision in ear procedures.

Uses:

• The BR Surgical Buck Ear Curette is primarily used for the precise removal of cerumen from the ear canal. Its various sizes and designs make it suitable for different patients and different levels of earwax build-up.
• The curette is ideal for ENT specialists during otolaryngology procedures, providing a safe and efficient way to clean the ear canal while minimizing discomfort for patients.

FAQs:

1. What sizes do the BR Surgical Buck Ear Curettes come in?
They are available in sizes ranging from 000 to 3, with both straight and angled designs to suit different clinical needs.

2. Are these curettes reusable and sterilizable?
Yes, they are made from surgical-grade stainless steel, making them durable, reusable, and easy to sterilize between uses.

3. What are the differences between blunt and sharp cures?
Blunt curettes are designed for gentle scraping, while sharp loop curettes are used for more precise removal of stubborn earwax or debris.

4. How long are the angled versions of the curette?
The angled versions are typically 6½ inches long, providing optimal reach and control during procedures.