The stethoscope belongs at your side.
A lateralized retention system that frees the neck, clears the chest, and carries the tools of the trade with intent. Currently in prototype.
For decades, the stethoscope has hung from the neck or clipped at the waist — unstable, straining, in the way. We moved it to the side.
The old way
- —Cervical strain from neck loading
- —Waist clips snag, shift, and fall
- —Constant swing and tubing tangle
- —Neck and collar contamination
- —Fatigue across a long shift
The sideaXess way
- +Weight shifted to the lateral torso
- +Guided channels hold tubing in place
- +A clean, unobstructed chest
- +Less skin and garment contact
- +Cross-back load across both shoulders
Four motions. Repeatable every time.
Anchor
Earpiece limbs clip into the mesh, setting a secure upper point.
Guide
Tubing routes down through the upper clip into the channel.
Contain
Remaining tubing loops into the mesh compression pouch.
Lock
The chest piece seats into the clip — quick-release ready.
Built on three commitments.
Controlled containment
Every component holds the instrument still. No drift, no swing, no audible movement.
Ergonomic transfer
Load crosses the scapular plane through an X-strap, never down the cervical spine.
Clean profile
Structured, lateral, intentional. Refined enough for any clinical setting.
Be there for the reveal.
We're building the first prototype now. Leave your email and you'll be first to see it move.