ADC Adscope 605 Infant Clinician Stethoscope

Weight: 4.1 pounds

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

This is a stethoscope mislabeled under supplements; if you're actually shopping for a stethoscope, ADC is a recognized medical device brand, but confirm the model specs match your needs before buying.

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ASIN: B0009VPYG0Model: 605PCategory: Stethoscopes

Overview

The ADC 605P is a stethoscope, not a dietary supplement despite showing up under this category. ADC is an established medical device maker, and the 605 series is one of their standard clinical scopes.

This listing's category placement under Vitamins and Supplements is a data error; the title and model clearly identify a stethoscope, and the listing carries no ingredient or dosage information of any kind. Buyers landing here from a supplements search should know it's a medical instrument, not something you take.

ADC 605P is a stethoscope, not a supplement
Model number 605P
Category tag on this listing is incorrect
No ingredient or dosage data applies

Who it's for

Suited to clinicians, students or caregivers who need a standard stethoscope for basic auscultation. Not relevant to anyone browsing for a vitamin, mineral or herbal supplement, which this listing is not.

Pros and cons

Pros

Made by ADC, an established medical device brand

Cons

Listed under the wrong category (Vitamins and Supplements)
Weight listed at 4.1 lb is implausible for a stethoscope and likely a data or shipping error

Performance notes

As a stethoscope, the 605P's job is transmitting heart, lung and other body sounds to the listener. The listing provided here doesn't include acoustic specs, chestpiece material or tubing length, so we can't speak to how it performs beyond identifying what it is.