Collin Vaginal Speculum

Description

Collin Vaginal Speculum

The Collin vaginal speculum is a self-retaining bivalve pattern. Once you open the blades, they stay apart without a hand on the instrument.

Bivalve pattern

Two blades part to hold the vaginal walls back on either side. So you get a direct view of the cervix. Also, the self-retaining action frees both hands for the next step of the procedure.

Blade sizes

The small option measures 85 x 30 mm. Meanwhile, the 100 x 35 mm size sits in the middle of the range. Then the 110 x 40 mm size gives the longest and widest blades of the three.

Where it fits

Gynecology theaters and clinics use it for examination and minor procedures. Because it stays open alone, an assistant can focus on other tasks. As a result, it suits busy lists with limited staff.

Choosing a size

Match blade length to the depth you need to reach. However, width decides how far the walls move apart. Therefore, many departments stock the Collin vaginal speculum in all three sizes.

Looking after Collin vaginal speculum

Open the instrument fully so water reaches every inner surface. Then brush the blades and the area where they meet, and rinse off all detergent. Also, dry it well and inspect the blade tips for burrs or marks before packing.

Collin vaginal speculum specifications

• Blades: 85 x 30, 100 x 35 or 110 x 40 mm
• Self-retaining bivalve
• Blade length x width

Why buy from us

Your instrument comes with a three-year warranty against manufacturing faults. In addition, every shipment gets a hand inspection in Atlanta. You can find care tips in our FAQs. Surgical stainless grades fall under ASTM F899. For a screw-locking duckbill, see our Cusco vaginal speculum. The rest of our OB/GYN instruments is one click away.

For professional use only. See our care and sterilization guide for notes on photos and materials, and our returns policy before you order.