Gynecology Specula and Retractors for Pelvic Procedures
A clear view of the surgical field starts with the right speculum and retractor. This collection brings together six gynecology specula and retractors for hospitals and clinics: one speculum pattern, an endocervical speculum and four retractors. Prices start from $19.80, and every instrument ships from Sialkot with worldwide delivery. If you plan to use any instrument with electrosurgical equipment, confirm insulation and compatibility on the product page or with us first.
Specula
A speculum opens the vaginal canal for examination and access. The Weisman Speculum starts from $19.80 and comes with options on the product page. The Kogan Endocervical Speculum, priced at $20.79, is made for viewing the cervical canal, but it is currently sold out, so please contact us for availability. For bipolar patterns, see our electrosurgical specula.
Retractors
Retractors hold tissue away from the surgical site. The Rigby Retractor starts from $20.35. The Lateral Retractor starts from $22.00, and the Lateral Vaginal Retractor starts from $33.00 and is the largest option in the collection. The Gelpi Retractor starts from $22.00 and is a self-retaining pattern, so it holds itself open once set.
Speculum or Retractor?
A speculum holds a passage open so the clinician can look inside, usually for examination. A retractor holds tissue back during surgery, so the surgeon can work with a clear view and free hands. Many procedures use both, so a tray often includes a speculum and one or more retractors.
Choosing the Right Instrument
Think about the procedure, the depth of the field and the patient. Longer blades reach deeper, wider blades give a broader view and self-retaining patterns free up an assistant. Several of these instruments come in more than one size, so check each product page and choose the variant that suits your technique.
Complete Your Gynecology Tray
Add more patterns from our full gynecology retractors range. Our gynecology range also includes vaginal specula, tenaculum forceps, uterine instruments, clamps and ready-made surgery sets.
Care and Handling
Inspect blades and joints before every case, and look for rough edges or damage. Clean promptly after use and follow your facility’s reprocessing protocol. If you use an instrument near electrosurgical equipment, check that any insulation is intact.
Ordering
Orders over $99 ship free. Hospitals and distributors can ask about volume or OEM options through our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a speculum and a retractor?
A speculum opens a passage for viewing, usually in examination, while a retractor holds tissue back during surgery.
What is a Gelpi retractor?
It is a self-retaining retractor that holds itself open once set. See the Gelpi Retractor.
Are these instruments suitable for electrosurgery?
The listings don’t state insulation or electrosurgical compatibility. Please contact us before using any instrument with electrosurgical equipment.
Do you offer different sizes?
Several instruments come in more than one option. Check the product page, or contact us for specific dimensions.
What are your shipping, return and OEM terms?
Orders over $99 ship free. See our Help & FAQs for details, or contact us about OEM requests.
