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Solid Blade Wire Speculum, Material- stainless steel
Category: Wire Speculum
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A "Solid Blade Wire Speculum" sounds like a medical instrument used in gynecology or ophthalmology. A speculum is a tool designed to hold open or widen an orifice during medical procedures. In the case of gynecology, it's commonly used during pelvic examinations or for procedures like Pap smears. In ophthalmology, a speculum may be used to hold open the eyelids during certain surgeries or examinations. The term "Solid Blade Wire" might suggest a particular design of the speculum, perhaps indicating that it's made of a sturdy material and has a blade-like structure with wire components, likely for adjusting or securing its position during use.
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Ophtechnics Unlimited is a progressive company engaged in manufacturing and exporting of products used in Ophthalmic Surgery. The promoters of the company have acquired more than 15 years of experience in manufacturing and marketing of ophthalmic products like Surgical Blades, Instruments and PVA products like Spears, surgical Sponges, ophthalmic viscoelastic solutions, ophthalmic dye, retinal solutions, tear test strips, eye drops, sterilization tray and all kinds of cannulas are also available.
