M.E.D.I.C. Case, Large, Black

My ADC stethoscope fits great in this case, along with multiple pens, scissors, tape. Really has a lot of extra room. It is not flimsy and looks great. It is very very durable and not cheap looking. My ADC will not fit in a regular case I purchased at nursing store for double the price. Love this case

I rebuilt this case to house a flute. Perfect size, great protection. Nice case!

The media could not be loaded. I saw so many that had the EKG reading or hearts on them. That isn’t my style. This is exactly what I like. Only logo was ADC which was ok with me. There’s enough room for more tools I only had my stethoscope. It also came with the string holder but I was having trouble to hook it with on hand lol because I was recording. Great product!!! Will recommend to anyone that is looking for something different

Zipper material started to tear after only 7 weeks of use. Overall decent quality but if the zipper is close to stripping after only 7 weeks it’s not worth 5$

This little case is exactly what I (EMT) was looking for to fit all the stuff below. I now have a one-stop shop for any unexpected off-the-clock/family and friend assessments, minus the BP cuffs, which I store differently/separately, since my family has a wide range of arm sizes (gotta keep 3 cuffs around).- ADC 615 stethoscope w/ extra ear pieces- Nurse fob watch with extra batteries- Pulse ox- Kardia Mobile 6-lead EKG thing (those things are the best)- Rechargeable pupil light (love this thing)- Digital thermometer with instructions and sterile thermometer condoms I mean covers- Dr. Mom Pocket Pro otoscope (gen 4) with lens cleaning cloth, extra battery, and a few extra earpieces (“specula” for all the nerds)- Compact blood glucose monitor (Walmart’s finest unit)- “The finger pricker of doom”- A few lancets and blood glucose test strips- Alcohol pads- 4 2x2 gauze pads (smallest I had available)- Some band-aids- Two pair of nitrile exam gloves- A few sterile splinter removers (which are awesome, BTW) for poking a scared kid’s feet to “check CMS”…to make them think they’re getting a super-thorough medical assessment when they fall at the playground and think they’re damaged (or to remove a splinter, pop a large blister, etc.)- A packet of silica gel to keep moisture under control in there- And a partridge in a pear treeIt’s a bit of a tight fit, but closes without trouble and without damaging the stethoscope on the bottom of packed carefully.Just for giggles, I wanted to see how ridiculous I could be, so tried to fit other Ricky Rescue nonsense in there too…so I grabbed the little dissection kit I use as tools on the rare occasion I need to grab and cut stuff with some precision, like when doing intense surgery on treasured stuffed animals. It will fit more, like 5.5” Kelly forceps, two pair of tweezers, two scalpels with a few blades, surgical scissors, bandage scissors, probes, etc., but requires spacing these things out around other things to avoid causing damage. Instead, I ended up fitting all those tools (with room to spare) into a little soft-sided sunglass pouch from the dollar store. They also fit into the little pouch that comes with the compact glucometer.Please note that this is the small size. I bet the large one could hold anything other than my mother-in-law (who is both large and refuses to submit to anything that would cause her voice to no longer be heard 24/7), but I wouldn’t get anything bigger than the small one for my use case; it’s just the right size to fit in my daypack or messenger bag along with snacks, small toys/games, a small boo boo kit, eight tourniquets, forty-two bag valve masks, a phone charger, and emergency crayons.Just buy it.

This is perfect for nursing school. I liked the design because the divider separates my new stethoscope from everything else, so I have that on one side and then quite a bit in the other compartments. (thermometer, pens, highlighters, pen light, school ID, hand sanitizer, two scissors, tape, phone charger, chapstick). It’s easy to carry on it’s own and durable/firm enough to toss in my bigger pack with books depending on what I have going on that day. Would definitely recommend, especially if you invested in a higher end scope that you want to keep in good condition.

bought this for award for emt student. great gift . nice quality

I loved this design because it holds my scope and a bunch of other instruments I use every day. The divider protects my scope from getting tangled with the other items. The elastics hold my scissors, penlight and thermometer. I even have space for a pulse ox. Wish it came in more colors.