Clean Neurological Pinwheels, Disposable - Sterile, Box of 25
Hygienic Single-Use Neurological Assessment for Infection-Free Sensory Testing

The Cleanwheel Disposable Neurological Pinwheel delivers safe, accurate cutaneous sensory response testing with the convenience of sterile, single-use design. Featuring a rotating pinwheel mechanism on a durable plastic handle, this professional diagnostic tool eliminates cross-contamination concerns while providing reliable nerve function assessment. Each box contains 25 individually wrapped, sterile pinwheels—ideal for high-volume clinical environments prioritizing patient safety and infection control.

Key Features:

• Sterile Single-Use Design: Individually wrapped in sterile packaging ensures hygienic, infection-free testing for every patient encounter
• Rotating Pinwheel Mechanism: Precisely engineered wheel accurately measures cutaneous sensory response and nerve pathway function
• Disposable Convenience: Eliminates reprocessing requirements, cross-contamination risks, and sterilization costs associated with reusable instruments
• Latex-Free Construction: Safe for patients and healthcare providers with latex sensitivities and allergies
• Professional Plastic Design: Durable yet lightweight construction provides consistent performance for reliable diagnostic results
• High-Volume Case Packaging: 25-pack provides cost-effective inventory management for busy neurology practices and rehabilitation centers

Technical Specifications:

• Overall Dimensions: 7.25" x 0.2" x 1.5"
• Material: Medical-grade plastic
• Mechanism: Rotating pinwheel for sensory testing
• Sterility: Sterile, individually wrapped
• Usage: Single-use disposable
• Latex-Free: Yes
• Package Quantity: 25 sterile pinwheels per case

Clinical Applications:

Essential for neurology practices, orthopedic clinics, physical therapy centers, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and pain management centers requiring accurate nerve function assessment. Ideal for diagnosing nerve damage and neurological disorders, tracking physical therapy progress, evaluating pain perception responses, assessing sensory deficits following surgery or injury, screening for neuropathy, and conducting comprehensive neurological examinations where infection control and patient safety are paramount.