Sklar Black Laser Kogan Endocervical Speculum - Narrow, with Gauge and Screws - 90-8855

Yes, this instrument is engineered specifically for laser safety. It features a proprietary non-reflective black polymer coating applied over a sandblasted stainless steel body. This specialized treatment reduces laser reflection to less than one-tenth of a percent, creating a significantly safer environment during surgical procedures.

Unlike standard duckbill specula, the Kogan design features: <ul><li>Longer jaws that reach deeper into the cervical canal.</li><li>Opposing, fenestrated blades designed to retract tissue in narrow apertures.</li><li>Enhanced utility for colposcopy and the visualization of polyps that are difficult to reach with conventional tools.</li></ul>

Absolutely. This is a Grade Sklar reusable instrument constructed from high-quality stainless steel. It is built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring long-term reliability and performance in professional clinical settings.

Yes, this product is 100% latex-free. It is manufactured without the use of any natural rubber latex, making it suitable for patients with sensitivities or allergies.

Yes, this specific model comes complete with a built-in gauge and adjustment screws. These components provide the precision required to secure the instrument during sensitive procedures and ensure accurate visualization.

Yes, the Sklar Black Laser Kogan Endocervical Speculum is TAA compliant (Trade Agreements Act), meeting the necessary standards for government and institutional procurement.

The narrow wire blade tip configuration is designed to provide precise, unobstructive visualization. By minimizing the amount of material at the tip, it allows for easier access and a clearer view of the distal endocervical canal during delicate examinations.

The speculum features a finger-ring handle paired with a locking mechanism. This traditional, ergonomic design allows the surgeon to manually operate the instrument and lock the jaws into the desired position for stable, hands-free visualization.

Yes, the unique jaw structure is specifically engineered for deep tissue retraction. The combination of long jaws and fenestrated blades allows it to reach deeper into the cervix than standard instruments, making it ideal for procedures where deeper access is required.

The instrument is constructed from sandblasted stainless steel finished with a specialized, durable black polymer coating. It is a professional-grade instrument designed specifically to maintain its functional and safety properties throughout its lifespan under standard reusable medical practices.