Someone had posted the bigger version of this item the other day. I had added this to my cart, but did not order. Just found that these prices have dropped now.
Just ordered one.
Considering the other post went hot, I hope someone will find this useful.
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Gentle_Giant
15 Dec 169#3
Not sure if this is a bum deal or not.
OFI
15 Dec 168#15
Sounds like a challenge..
dadofdaisy
15 Dec 165#2
Perfect for peeping into bathroom stalls. Ordered
willhay555
15 Dec 164#5
where can I stick this?
Latest comments (39)
FiveBobBill
17 Dec 16#39
Added to my basket couple of days ago when I saw this deal, but wanted to make the order up to 20 quid before ordering and was £1.99 short... waited too long :-( Think I'll wait until it drops back again. Would like one of these, I get field mice into the house in the winter, and it'd be handy for inspecting mousetraps through ceiling downlighters etc... but I don't like it enough to pay £13.99. Thanks anyway OP
Nerak80
16 Dec 16#38
Now not sure the diameter is smaller but what the hell for that price who cares! Back up at £13.99 today - OP done good ;-) What shall I inspect first? Oil chamber of my engine. Boring!
sagemagoo
16 Dec 16#37
price jacked up to 13.99
Moeed
16 Dec 161#36
£13.99 for me. Whyyyyy
graann
16 Dec 16#35
Get a life , enjoy the humour
Nerak80
16 Dec 16#34
Ordered lol. The pipe length and probe diameter is the important bit for me. I opted for the small in the end as the probe diameter was that much smaller, and although the pipe length is half of the medium i shouldn't have a problem for what i need. Thanks op.
czrsiNk
15 Dec 16#33
ARMAGEDDON!!!
[for the benefit of us older Internet users]
Nerak80
15 Dec 16#19
Without all the wrong connotations please - any idea what the differences between the small and medium are? Thanks.
willhay555 to Nerak80
15 Dec 161#22
You'd use the medium for Jennifer Lawrence,
They're planning on bringing out a 'Kim Kardashian' next year.
dashforth to Nerak80
15 Dec 16#32
1m or 2m
eightace
15 Dec 16#31
A medical professional is going to be far better at looking for cancers etc than you ever will. This equipment does not mean you can give yourself the "all clear" on the cheap for those contemplating such things.
n3m3s1s
15 Dec 163#4
Wonder if they are returns 'B' grade items
xlxaiwa55xlx to n3m3s1s
15 Dec 16#27
"brown" grade
eldrongo79 to n3m3s1s
15 Dec 16#30
Some of the intended usage could be deemed a little 'D' grade 'ing'
dadofdaisy
15 Dec 165#2
Perfect for peeping into bathroom stalls. Ordered
rent-a-tent to dadofdaisy
15 Dec 16#28
or bathroom stools!
bseal1947 to dadofdaisy
15 Dec 16#29
That your first thought was this comment coupled with your user name scares me
n3m3s1s
15 Dec 161#26
Great for short-armed HUKDealers to check their long pockets or wallets for change
Glamwampam
15 Dec 16#25
Only Ar--oles would want to buy this :stuck_out_tongue:
random_dude
15 Dec 16#24
gerbils?
deal_or_no_deal_
15 Dec 16#23
Focal distance short on these. Great for engine work and such like.
primedean
15 Dec 161#21
Cheaper on ebay..
littld
15 Dec 161#10
I would have thought it safer to leave it to a trained professional rather than doing it yourself.
spaceinvader to littld
15 Dec 162#20
Going by my recent experiences with the NHS I'll take my chances with a copy of the Junior Encyclopedia of Anatomy and this cheapo rectal probe.
furbars
15 Dec 16#18
Thought about one when Im working on my motorcycles, handy to be able to have a look inside the frame etc when working on them.
Tylluan
15 Dec 163#17
Oh, that does make sense.
I'm just thinking there's probably little benefit to the average layman shoving this up their rear then rushing off to the Dr because "I saw something bumpy" or "it's kinda purple in there."
Si1
15 Dec 161#16
A similar device is used by mechanics checking hard to reach places in engines... and i'm pretty sure their version costs more than this item. I can see it being handy to check if a lost items slid down the back of wardrobes/big cupboards and other heavy furniture.
OFI
15 Dec 168#15
Sounds like a challenge..
radium
15 Dec 163#14
The head is too big for any biological use, but these are useful for inspecting pipes and cables in confined spaces. The problem with these tends to be the light which is normally too dim.
jordni
15 Dec 16#13
Is it water proof
Tucalito
15 Dec 16#12
Nice toy!
Tylluan
15 Dec 16#7
Why would someone even want this?
LilyG10 to Tylluan
15 Dec 161#8
Exactly what I was just wondering.
Underdog19 to Tylluan
15 Dec 163#11
I can think of quite a few non biology related uses for this to be honest with you. For a mechanic I think it'd be pretty handy, also I have a use for such a thing to check electric wires for rodent bites too.
zx636r
15 Dec 162#9
Good for checking what's lodged up the old blowhole. :man:
Mickrick_recovery
15 Dec 162#6
Ideal for missing all those NHS wait lists. Plus it would be great for party games. Like a sort of updated "pin the tail on the donkey" .
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Opening post
Just ordered one.
Considering the other post went hot, I hope someone will find this useful.
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Latest comments (39)
[for the benefit of us older Internet users]
They're planning on bringing out a 'Kim Kardashian' next year.
I'm just thinking there's probably little benefit to the average layman shoving this up their rear then rushing off to the Dr because "I saw something bumpy" or "it's kinda purple in there."
:man: