RISEMART Pen Light for Nurse, Rechargeable LED Medical PenLight, Warm/Cool White & Stepless Dimming, Portable Medical PenLight for Nurse, Doctor, First Aid, EMT, Nursing, Nursing Student (Black)

Bought this for my nursing student fiance. She loves it, and said its the best one in her class! Durable, looks professional, color is perfect for professional environment.

I have an issue with eyelashes that grow into my eye, and I need to remove them with tweezers. I had always used a larger flashlight to be able to see to do this. This little medical light is so much easier, and the perfect solution for this problem. I just used it for the first time for this purpose. The flashlight is lightweight (but not "cheap" lightweight), rechargeable, and small enough that I can tuck it away in my drawer and not have anyone take it to use for something else. It is high quality, works well, and I love the magnet capability but have not used it yet. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Gone are the days of your penlight dying at the worst times. She's reliable, rechargeable, and will let you know when her battery is low. The dual functionality as a flashlight has been helpful in a pinch as well, and patient's respond much better to the warm light this penlight provides over the oppressive shine of the ones most ambulances carry. Bonus points for surviving the washing machine!

It was about time I invested in a legitimate pen light since I work in neurosurgery. I absolutely love this gadget. A bought the pretty chrome purple color. It has two light variety adjustments, super bright and soft/dimmer option. You can adjust the brightness for each as well and easily switch between the two. I like the pupil chart on the side for reference. Small/compact, fits right in my front pocket. It’s rechargeable so should last me a long time. Very happy and would highly recommend this, especially for healthcare providers.

If you are like me you spent time trying to figure out the difference between the one with two buttons or the one with a battery life indicator. Background- active 911 EMS service. Well you are in luck, I got both to see which I liked better. In the attached pictures, A is the no button light and B is the one with two buttons. Ok so here is how they stack up On/Off: A&B: Single click of tailcap. Brightness Adjustment: A&B hold tailcap Switch to bright white: A: double tap tailcap, B: Push button on the side Switch to warm white: A: double tap tailcap, B: push the other side button Battery Level: A: indicated on the side, B: your guess is as good as mine. That's pretty much it, one model you get a battery indicator and one button that does everything, the other you get three buttons and no indicator. So choose your ergonomic wants. The one with the side buttons had junk in the lens so that's going back. I prefer the battery indicator myself. I had another $20 pen light in the DR version and the tailcap plunger snapped so I went to this one. What I like is I can control the brightness and the color temp. Why? Because with a double click I can do pupil checks with a warm white, and not blinding light. A double click and hold and then I have a very bright, bright white flashlight for finding things in the rig like a dropped pen etc. Time will tell how well these hold up. If I don't update they are holding well, if I do, something went sour. Date at this review is 2/5/26.

I use this almost every day, works great and the battery lasts a surprisingly long time. I’m recharging it once a month or two.

This penlight works exactly as described, but I feel like the pupil gauge is ever so slightly off. Also, the bright light is insanely bright, so you can use that one when checking the pupils of the mean people 🫣

Headline says it all, especially if your in healthcare or a first responder. Long story short: I charged it, tested it for 20 secs, shut it off, stored it away in hard stethoscope case. Couple days later it was DOA at clinicals Infront of a patient and will not charge or turn on. As a nursing student I needed a good quality and reliable pen light for clinicals. I got this light and at first it was great as I was still using one my program gave me (not the best or most reliable). It charged great without issue and it seemed to work great for the 20 sec. I played with it. Couple days later I finally got the opportunity to put this pen to use after bragging about it. Pulled it out super confident Infront of my patient and... nothing... tried to click the button again.. nothing. Man, I felt 2 feet tall, I was so embarrassed and nervous. Not just because I had talked this product up but mainly out of respect for my patient. Because I did not feel I came fully prepared to care for my patients needs and now was wasting their time while trying to find a pen that worked. My patient didn't care or seem to mind waiting but I did because I know how it can be having medical staff waste your time because they were not prepared.

This pen light has been amazing. The charge has lasted weeks with light to moderate use, the multiple light settings have been very helpful, and its lasted! I have had it for two years, always kept in my pocket at work, and its been durable. Over the last approx. eight months the pocket holder of the pen light has fallen off, but its easy to put back on. Recently the top rubber power button probably fell off twice in my pocket, but has been able to put back on and no change in function. Again, have had this for two years. I reccommend, no complaints!

Ya había comprado anteriormente una lámpara igual y me funcionó perfectamente, tanto así que me animé a comprar otra para mi otro trabajo, solo que esta última me salió defectuosa, suena como si se hubiese roto algo en el interior

Does its job

Great pen to use, very bright also has a lower light option. Wife uses it for school as she's doing nursing.

Great for checking pupils for all those ODs. Also a great conversation starter while your patients are regaining consciousness post Narcan administration. Few different light settings also set the mood when you are bored in the staff room. I love that it’s rechargeable, no more snatching batteries from lesser medical devices (as one does)