Wire Speculums

Wire-based eye speculums used to maintain eyelid separation during surgical procedures. Offers gentle retraction with minimal tissue trauma and excellent visibility.

Eye speculums designed for ophthalmic procedures to hold open the eyelids and provide exposure during surgery.

Instruments designed to retract and hold eyelids open during ophthalmic procedures. Manufactured from titanium and stainless steel for comfort and durability.

Ophthalmic instruments designed for eyelid retraction and speculum use during eye surgery and procedures. These instruments provide visualization and access to the eye during ophthalmic surgical interventions.

Mechanical speculums for maintaining eyelid retraction during ophthalmic procedures. Allows hands-free maintenance of surgical field exposure with adjustable tension.

Mechanical and paediatric eye speculums for maintaining eyelid retraction during ophthalmic surgical procedures. Available in multiple designs to accommodate different patient populations and surgical requirements.

Surgical speculums for visualization and access to body cavities. Available in various sizes and configurations for different clinical applications.

Ophthalmic speculums designed for anterior and posterior segment eye surgery, enabling optimal eyelid retraction and surgical field visualization. Available in sterile, procedure-ready packs (10 per box, Product Code SU650219V) manufactured to exacting standards for safe and reliable intraocular procedures.

Speculums are diagnostic instruments used for visual examination and inspection of body cavities during clinical procedures. Manufactured from high-grade stainless steel with ISO 13485-2016 and CE certification, these instruments provide reliable visualization for otoscopic, ophthalmologic, and nasal examinations in hospital and clinical settings.

Precision speculums for visualization and access during surgical and medical examinations. Engineered for accuracy and comfort with refined surfaces through expert finishing processes.

Ergonomically designed range of instruments enabling optimal visualization in hollow parts of the body. Used for examination and surgical access to body cavities.

Specially sized eye speculums designed for use in pediatric ophthalmic surgery. Appropriately dimensioned to safely retract smaller eyelids without causing trauma.