ENT surgery sets are bought whole because both procedures here depend on a system rather than a single instrument. Peak Surgicals supplies the Tonsillectomy Set (PSS-1008, $548.90) and the DCR Set ($242.00) in German-forged stainless steel, CE marked, FDA registered and built under ISO 13485. Compare both sets in the grid below.
Why the Tonsillectomy Set Is a System, Not a Collection
The Davis mouth gag on a bipod stand is what makes a tonsillectomy a two-handed operation. Without it the gag has to be held by the anaesthetic team while the surgeon works; suspended on the two rods and plate, it holds the mouth open, keeps the tongue depressed and stays in position on its own. That single arrangement is why the 19-piece set is assembled the way it is.
Everything else follows the procedure. Denis Browne tonsil holding forceps and White Tonsil Forceps curved 9.5 inches grasp and present the tonsil; the Hurd dissector and pillar retractor and the Gwynne Evans tonsil dissector free it from its bed; the Eve tonsil snare takes the pedicle. Haemostasis runs on Negus tonsil artery forceps in curved and deep-curve patterns, a Negus knot pusher and a Crile Wood needle holder. Metzenbaum scissors curved 7 inches, Waugh tonsil dressing forceps, a Yankauer suction tube, Love uvula retractors, an adenoid curette, a BP handle and an Irwin Moore needle complete the tray.
The DCR Set and the Cost of Entry
The DCR Set ($242.00) addresses a different constraint. Dacryocystorhinostomy restores tear drainage by creating an opening between the lacrimal sac and the nasal cavity, and it sits between two specialties: endoscopic DCR is performed by both oculoplastic and ENT surgeons, with the shift toward ENT following the spread of nasal endoscopy and sinus surgery.
That crossover matters commercially, because the literature identifies the cost of instrumentation as one of the limits on how widely endoscopic DCR is adopted. At $242.00 the DCR Set is priced against that barrier, which makes it a practical entry point for a department adding the procedure rather than expanding an existing one.
Material, Reprocessing and Certification
Both sets are manufactured from German-forged stainless steel and passivated for corrosion resistance across repeated cycles. On a full set the inspection point is every hinged joint and every cutting edge, checked as a tray rather than instrument by instrument: close each ratcheted forceps to the first tooth and confirm it holds, check scissor and curette edges for rounding, and confirm the mouth gag frame and bipod seat squarely without play, since a gag that shifts under load is the one failure that stops a procedure. Instruments are supplied non-sterile: clean immediately with a neutral-pH enzymatic solution, brushing into box locks and flushing the suction tube, then rinse with deionised water and dry fully before autoclaving at 134°C.
These are Class I reusable devices, CE marked, FDA registered and built under ISO 13485, with a one-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. We ship at MOQ 1 with free shipping over $99. See ENT Mouth Gags and ENT Tonsil Forceps for individual patterns, or browse all ENT Surgical Instruments. Talk to us about OEM terms.
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