Galenus Medical
Baseline 2-Point Discrim-A-Gon 2 Disc Set for Sensory Evaluation, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation, Recovery Professional Evaluation with Plastic Tips 4-Pack (8 Wheels)
$112.46
- ✔️ 【PROFESSIONAL QUALITY】Baseline is one of the most trusted names in professional physical therapy, rehabilitation, and clinical supplies. The Discrim-A-Gon is built to last!
- ✔️ 【SENSORY EVALUATION】The Discrim-A-Gon octagon is the perfect sensory evaluation tool. It serves as the primary option for finger and hand sensory evaluation in clinical settings.
- ✔️ 【8 FIXED INTERVALS】Each Discrim-A-Gon octagon comes with 8 clearly marked fixed intervals, making it an ideal sensory evaluation tool to test static or dynamic 1 and 2-point discrimination.
- ✔️ 【EASY-TO-READ】Discrim-A-Gon sensory evaluators are marked clearly for easy reading. White text contrasts against a colored background to provide an easy-to-use experience for professionals.
- ✔️ 【INCLUDES 8 WHEELS】Each set of Discrim-A-Gon octagons contain 2 wheels of 8 fixed intervals each, giving you all the versatility that you need to evaluate patients adequately. Pack of 4 sets.
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.3525 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.27 × 6.42 × 4.49 in |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Package Dimensions | 8.27 x 6.42 x 4.49 inches; 5.64 ounces |
| Date First Available | June 15, 2018 |
| ASIN | B07DRSGTBQ |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Manufacturer | Baseline |
GoBucksJF –
I have used several 2 point discrimination tools in practice, this one is by far the best. It is much better than bending paperclips and trying to estimate the distance between. I have used the plastic disc versions which are also good, but if you drop the plastic ones, the tips break off almost immediately. I like the metal tips on this one, they are solid and I think they give a good pressure for the test.The only downside of the device is the price. It seems ridiculous that a plastic disk with some metal prongs would cost this much, but I guess that is the going rate. The price is the only reason I gave it 4, rather than a 5.