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Weisman-Graves Ebonized Vaginal Speculum

medium, right opening, w/ smoke evacuation tube Weisman-Graves Ebonized Vaginal Speculum is a double-bladed instrument with a right or left opening to facilitate visualization and/or procedural access to the vaginal canal. Ebonized instruments feature a durable, black coating for use in laser surgery procedures. The ebonized finish is designed to absorb stray energy and reduce reflection, thus reducing the risk of injury by laser. Most instruments, including ones not shown ebonized here, can be ebonized for use in laser surgery cases – please ask your sales representative or contact us for more information

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Name Weisman-Graves Ebonized Vaginal Speculum
Lead Time Lead time advised within 48 hours of order placement.
Competitor ;520760ES;52-0760ES;5207-60ES;520755ES;52-0755ES;5207-55ES;5207-60ES_5207-55ES;
Specialty Obstetrics & Gynecology-Laser (Ebonized) Instrumentation
Material Finish Stainless Steel/Ebonized
Grade Premium Operating Room
Units of Measurement Each
Manufacturer Ophthalmic Zone
Sterility Non-Sterile
Usage Reusable
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