Surgeons
Ditch the cord.
Upgrade your vision.
See Clearly & Operate Confidently with the Cordless Surgical Headlamp Surgeons Actually Love to Wear
Ditch the cord.
For Surgeons Who Need Performance, Comfort, and Freedom.
Whether you’re in ENT, Oral & Maxillofacial, Plastic Surgery, General, or Spine, you need clarity, comfort, and zero distractions in the OR. CoulMed’s MedLED® and IDENTIFY® cordless headlights deliver surgical-grade illumination with a freedom and endurance you’ll never get from corded, belt-packed systems.
Why Surgeons are Switching to Coulmed’s Headlights
Truly Cordless, Truly Free
No cords. No belt packs. No wall tethers. Just a featherlight headband with built-in battery power. That means zero sterile field issues, zero tangles, and full range of motion on all of the following models:
Engineered for the Operating Room
- Up to 275,000 LUX — the brightest cordless beam on the market
- Hot-swappable batteries for all-day use
- No fan, no overheating — stays cool and silent during long procedures
- 11 oz total weight with soft padding and customizable comfort
- Sharp, clean circular beam with no edge scattering or yellow halo
A Difference You Can See
- Problem
- Coulmed Solution
- “I hate cords.”
- Ours is 100% cordless—no belt pack, no wall plug.
- “It’s too hot and heavy.”
- 11oz weight, no fan, cool-running LED.
- “Battery dies too fast.”
- Hot-swappable battery system = all-day runtime.
- “Time to buy my own.”
- Start with the best—no need to upgrade later.
- “Too expensive.”
- Try before you buy and use Affirm financing.
- “I need a new one now.”
- In-stock with expedited shipping available.
- “I just moved to a new office.”
- Make the switch while you’re setting up.
- “My current one broke.”
- $500 trade-in credit when you upgrade.
Surgeon-Proven. Specialty-Tested
“Very impressed with the performance”
“I have used the MedLED Spectra cordless headlight for many types of cases including Shoulder Arthroplasty, as well as cases around the hand, wrist and elbow. I have been very impressed with the performance and illumination provided by the unit. It is easy to charge and very comfortable. It is ideal for working in deep surgical fields and is excellent for office-based procedures.”
Matthew J. DiPaola, MD
General Orthopaedics Surgery
Clinical Associate Professor, University at Buffalo
“I do 20 cases per month where I use the Spectra.”
“This Spectra headlight is the best I have used. I have been in practice for 8 years in General/Trauma Surgery and have used corded fiber optic headlights as well as smaller clip-on lights. This headlight is amazing in comparison. It is much easier to see due to the brightness and completely cordless design. Plus, it’s lightweight, comfortable, has great battery power, and has really made an impact by improving my daily operations, particularly for abdominal cases in the O.R. On average I do about 20 cases per month where I use the Spectra.”
Stephen R. Eaton, MD, FACS
Trauma/Critical & Acute Care Surgery,
Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of Kansas Medical Center
“The Spectra is now my go-to at the OR.”
“I have been using the Spectra for all of my OR cases at the hospital. I have used many battery-operated headlights, but this has won me over. It is super bright and the biggest, most impressive feature I have noticed is that I have not had to switch out the batteries for most of my OR cases. The included option to change out the knob to a soft Velcro top is a nice feature as well. The Spectra is now my go-to at the OR.”
Baber Khatib MD., DDS, FACS
Head & Neck, Trauma Reconstructive, Micro, Orthognathic Surgery
Head and Neck Surgical Associates (HNSA), Portland Oregon Oral Surgery
“The best surgical headlight I have ever used.”
“I am super happy with the Spectra headlight. I use it for 4+ hour cases and a fully charged set of batteries will last. The hard case is nice. I use it to store the headlight at home and bring the light to the hospital via a backpack. It is excellent and the best surgical headlight I have ever used. It provides me better visualization during my thyroidectomy and parathyroid cases.”
Kelvin Yu, MD, FACS
General, Melanoma, Thyroid, Oncology, Breast Surgery
The Oregon Clinic, Portland, Oregon