Collin Vaginal Speculum (Fig. 1/2/3)

The Collin vaginal speculum is a self-retaining bivalve speculum used to open the vaginal walls and expose the cervix for examination and gynecological procedures. Once opened, it holds its position, leaving the clinician's hands free. It is made of German surgical steel and is fully autoclavable.

Available sizes

• Fig. 1: blades 85 x 30 mm, smaller patients
• Fig. 2: blades 100 x 35 mm, the most common size
• Fig. 3: blades 110 x 40 mm, larger patients or more exposure

What it is used for

• Pelvic examination and Pap smears
• IUD insertion and removal
• Cervical biopsy, colposcopy and minor gynecological procedures

Collin vs Graves vs Cusco

All three are bivalve specula. The Collin has a self-retaining mechanism, the Graves has wider blades, and the Cusco is a common duckbill design. See all vaginal speculums and OB/GYN instruments.

FAQ

Is it reusable? Yes. It is stainless steel and made for repeated autoclave sterilization.

Which size should I order? Fig. 2 is the standard size for most adult patients.

Order the Collin vaginal speculum from DDP Elite USA in Miami. Free US shipping, free 30-day returns and a 5-year warranty. Clinics can request a bulk quote.