QIYUN Tuning Fork, 128 Hz Tuning Fork Medical Healing Instrument Aluminum with 256 Hz and A Repair Tool/Human biofield Diapason Chakra/Stress Reliever/Cleaning and Cloth Soft Bag
Brand: QIYUN

FEATURE

- Non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy construction with high accuracy, more likely to ring and more persistent ringing frequency.

- Extended two-inch handle of turned smooth aluminum for facilitating bone conduction tests.

- Industry standard, clinical grade, weighted nerve/sensory tuning fork for evaluating hearing and vibratory sensation.

- Suitable for Musicians or teachers, or science lovers etc.

NOTE

There are small differences in tuning fork measurement is normal, please understand.

To keep the tuning fork more accurate, please do not tap it with metal.

After using a tuning fork, clean with a soft cloth and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Some people said that the tuning fork has been broken for using some time. If it just the head of tuning fork was loose, you can use the repair tool to tighten it.

The repair tool is included in the soft storage bag.

Package Includes

2* tuning fork
2* Silicone hammer
1* Cleaning Cloth
1* repair tool
2* Soft Storage Bag

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FREQUENCY ACCURACY: Superior performance and consistent frequency accuracy.
ALUMINUM MATERAL: Non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy construction.
LONG RESONANCE: Extended long handle of turned smooth aluminum to facilitating bone conduction tests and more persistent ringing frequency.
LONG HEALING VIBRATION - High quality aluminum that creates a long C128 Hz and C256 Hz Lower-pitched vibration. Typically used to check vibration sense as part of the examination of the peripheral nervous system.
HEARING LOSS- 128Hz, 256Hz also can be used to assess a patient's hearing. This is most commonly done with two exams called the Weber test and Rinne test, respectively.