ADC Taylor Neuro Hammer, 3693BK,Black

Works as intended. It's a reflex hammer, it's not a super high tech piece of equipment.The bottom of the handle is sharp so it can be used to test fine touch sensation during a neurological exam. I'm surprised so many reviewers with a medical education failed to realize this.For the price, it's perfect for a medical student or health professional student.

Can't complain for the price of several dollars. The handle has slightly sharp boxy edges, though, which while do not cut you, degrade the impression of quality. Also, the handle, while apparently metal, is very light and I wish it had a little more substance. But for several dollars you can't go wrong unless you're going into Neurology/NSU/Ortho...

As expected for the price. Light weight. Gets the job done. Not anything to cry over if it gets lost in clinic.

I bought this for a child's doctor kit. It has been standing up really well to multiple toddlers. If anyone else is considering using them as a toy, making your own med kit for under $25 is possible and they have far more play value than those found in the toy section.

The reflex hammer is, well, a reflex hammer. There's not much more to be said. Contrary to other reviews, I ordered the black and received a hammer with a silver handle and black rubber head. It's nicely made and does not have an odor about it. I didn't pay attention to the texture on the head, however, and it took me by surprise. It's not a big deal but I wouldn't have necessarily chosen it. Otherwise it is a satisfactory product and it gets the job done.

I'm confused by the negative reviews. It is not uncomfortable to hold and it elicits a good reflex. It doesn't smell weird either. Amazing price & quick shipping.

great hammer, the handle's very comfortable to use, the weight is exactly what you need, totally recommend it

Cheap and the bottom of the handle is almost like a weapon. Hammer is just poorly molded hard plastic with poorly made texture over it. It does have weight though. When used to tap just below the knee cap- the reflex was triggered.Used for prop. Would have been angry if it was meant for a doctor's office.