Anal Speculums

Anal speculums, also called anal spreaders, are medical instruments used to gently open the anal opening for examination or other purposes. They are designed to provide comfort and safety during use. Below we discuss seven different types of anal speculums:

1. Bivalve anal speculum: This type has two blades that are moved apart with a screw mechanism, gradually enlarging the anal opening. It provides good visibility for medical professionals during examinations.

2. Tri-valve anal speculum: Equipped with three blades that open symmetrically, this speculum provides an even spread and wider view. It is ideal for procedures that require greater access.

3. Pederson anal speculum: Originally designed for vaginal examinations, it is also suitable for anal use. It has a narrow blade, making it comfortable for patients with smaller anatomy.

4. Graves anal speculum: Similar to the Pederson type, but with wider blades. It offers greater visibility and is suitable for patients with wider anatomy.

5. Disposable anal speculum: Made of high-quality single-use plastic, these speculums offer hygiene and convenience, especially in environments where sterility is critical.

6. Fenestrated anal speculum: This type has openings or “windows” in the blades, allowing additional access or drainage during medical procedures.

7. Weighted anal speculum: Equipped with a weight on the end, this speculum helps keep the anal opening open without the doctor having to hold it continuously, which is useful during longer procedures.

Our anal speculums are made of high-quality materials and designed with both safety and comfort in mind. It is essential to maintain open communication and clear agreements during use to ensure a safe and comfortable experience. Order today and take advantage of our discreet and fast delivery.