Thank you so much for your support and we are happy that are seeing (hearing) positive results!

What stethoscope did you have in the past?

Is the app free of cost or we do have to pay for subscription?

@@suryakantabehera2946 yes the Eko App is free.

Why would you fail nursing school if you didn’t have this stethoscope?

You've worked with Dr. H too?

Thank you for your kind words and feedback!

How was the experience of you ? I have just order littmann core stethoscope today as it is going to available in India now... Feeling excited 😆

Are you able to remove the eko core attachment and put it on another stethoscope?

The DUO is different because it only a digital stethoscope and has an integrated ECG.

That's crazy something so expensive wouldn't come with instructions.

If you are looking for the best stethoscope on the market today, we'd recommend the new Littmann CORE Digital Stethoscope: shop.ekohealth.com/products/3m-littmann-core-digital-stethoscope

Hi there! Thank you for your interest. Not on an individual level but for organizations. Every Eko device is backed by 100% refundable, 30-day trial.

Hi there! You can with the CORE Attachment CORE Wireless Assembly (short)

The CORE Digital Attachment comes with three sets of tubing adapters so it can fit many band adult and pediatric stethoscopes. The 3M Littmann CORE is fully assembled so it does not come with extra tubing adapters.

@@Ekohealth will the attachment work with Littmann master cardiology stethoscope?

@@Coldsteel83 100%

Hi there! Our Eko software to visualize, record, and share heart and lung sounds is free. Access to our FDA-cleared AI for AFib and murmur detection is free for 30-days and then begins at $50/mo.

Yes the Littmann CORE Digital Stethoscope fits in the Cardiopod II case: shop.ekohealth.com/products/cardiopod-stethoscope-case?variant=39344078291040

Yes - all of our stethoscopes support clinicians with hearing loss. Read our guide for best info: www.ekohealth.com/post/stethoscopes-for-hearing-loss

Hi there! Subscription is only required for AI analysis software.

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8h working time you turn it on for about 1-2 min per patient. I charge mine about 1x every two months.

8 hours if you were constantly using it, so unless you are holding it to a patient for 8 hours straight, it will last quite a bit longer.

Yes Patricia, all of our stethoscopes work for all body sounds.

Yes, Eko CORE does connect to bluetooth hearing aids. Learn more here: www.ekohealth.com/post/stethoscopes-for-hearing-loss

Please email support@ekohealth.com if this continues. We are happy to help.

Thank you for your feedback!

I would add to this suggestion that Eko also consider having a port cover of some type. It is very difficult to sanitize a usb port.

@@Ekohealth Cover the USB-C to keep it clean

or add a micro-usb to usb-c adapter

I would like to know this as well

Yes

Is it good for hard of hearing doctors?

Where to get it in Pakistan

Hi there! Yes, you can use any of our stethoscopes without connecting with the app. The app is only required for one-tap wireless listening via Bluetooth-enabled devices and visualization of waveforms (PCG & ECG).

Yes the Littmann CORE Digital Stethoscope is completely different and much improved to the Littmann 3100, 3200 models (which are now discontinued).

Hi there! The digital technology provided by our CORE is the same - active noise cancellation, 40x amplification, analog/digital modes, Bluetooth wireless compatibility, and connects to our powerful software. The main differences are in the Littmann stethoscope itself: soft-sealing ear tips, a tunable dual-sided chestpiece, and Littmann-quality tubing. Think of the Littmann CORE like a Littmann Cardiology IV with the Eko CORE built-in. The best of both worlds!

@@Ekohealth thanks. If you were to use both can you tell a difference

@@shahidqadar7062 Yes - The Littmann CORE is the best stethoscope on the market.

@@Ekohealth I already have a Cardiology IV, and if I were to get the core attachment only, will it function just as well as the littmann core?

@@haqiemdanial2451 It will be VERY close :)

I wish I didn’t buy the 3200, almost impossible to save the audio file on Mac (and crappy quality) plus lot of parasite noise when listening to heart… Don’t know if I will try this eko/littman product

the core is worlds better than the 3200! I’ve been using the 3200 for a few years now and there was so much noise interference that i hated using it. The Core better handles the noise interference better.

Amazing for blood pressure - no delay

And through the silicon 😂😂😂😂

im a physician in the inpatient setting and in the market for buying one now, now that my littman cardiology master lost some pieces. Feel like its time for an upgrade. I might buy one, though its not necessary to have one. I have listened to the sounds before though on digital stethoscopes and it was more clear and i think it will help me with some patients. btw totally agree about lung sounds. that would be a great feature

The battery is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, that should not need replacing.

@@Ekohealth I'm asking if it can be replaced when the barrery dies. How long till it dies?

@@UmarFarooq-tq8tz All of our stethoscopes have a 2 year warranty and we have had stethoscope batteries working in the field since 2016 (when they first came available) without the need for a new battery.

The Littmann CORE Stethoscope starts at $379. Learn more at www.ekohealth.com

The Eko App is free.

@@Ekohealth do we have to pay for the subscription, or to save heart sound, or to send it?

@@suryakantabehera2946 No - you can save and share unlimited recordings for free.

I found the noice canceling extremely well, I don’t know how well it work in a Vet environment but in the Ambulance setting it works perfect

Did you try it? I’m a vet as well and i’d like to know from a colleague

@@justyouraverageboy7689 yes tried it went back to my MDF which is a littman cardio 2 ripoff. Either stick with littman or buy a littman replacement tube for the MDF is my advice. I've busted my MDF three times and even though they replaced the tube section under warranty I got sick of dealing with the hassle of getting the replacement tube. Littman replacement has lasted a year so far.

I've been thinking about getting this digital Littmann for monitoring my cat. He has HCM and I want to be able to check him on a weekly basis and I want to be able to share the recordings with my Vet. Plus I want to be able to compare recordings with eachother, since I'm not a trained doctor. I think it would help me noticing changes in the heart and lungs. But you don't recommend this Littmann for vet work then, if I understand your comment correctly?

@@Avio033 Hi, thanks for commenting on my post, I had not actually tried one of these and some veterinary students who were doing clinical rotations at the shelter I work at had them and got to actually try one. It was definitely the best digital stethoscope I've tried. I also liked it because you can actually disconnect it from the stethoscope and place it against the patients chest in surgery. We played with that a few times and never perfected it but it has a lot of promise as you can out the readings to a phone. These are pricey to be honest, and I'm not sure what you will be able to determine as far as the HCM at home, even comparing with your vet. HCM involves (as I'm sure you know) thickening of the left ventricle, and corresponding shrinkage of the chamber. If you haven't been to a veterinary cardiologist and gotten a ultrasound done on a really good ultrasound machine I would recommend that. It's amazing what a cardiologist can tell you, and the detail they can see, including if there is any "smoke" (ie clots) in the upper chambers of the heart. My own cat had RCM (restrictive cardiomyopathy) and I took him to our friendly local cardiologist for three years. Also pricey, but I got a discount cause I referred patients to them. A plain ol Littman Classic is still a damn nice stethoscope, you could get one of those, learn about heart sounds then once you are confident purchase one of these and splice it into your Littman. Who knows, may start a veterinary career for you?