KleenSpec® Disposable Vaginal Specula Medium Box of 24
KleenSpec
Medical device – single-use vaginal speculum
Premium acrylic disposable vaginal speculum, medium (Pederson style)
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Premium acrylic disposable vaginal speculum, medium (Pederson style)
Description
KleenSpec® Disposable Vaginal Specula (Medium, box of 24) are premium single-use acrylic specula from Welch Allyn designed to eliminate the time and cost of reprocessing metal specula and to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. Manufactured from clear, smooth acrylic, they provide complete visualization of the vaginal canal and are compatible with the Welch Allyn KleenSpec Illumination System or an external light source. The medium size Pederson-style speculum features a wide, ergonomic handle for improved balance and easier manipulation, and a strong yet flexible yoke and grip for reliable performance in routine gynaecological examinations.
Bnefits
Single-use design removes the need for cleaning and reprocessing, saving time and cost compared with metal specula
Reduces risk of cross-contamination between patients by eliminating re-use
Clear acrylic construction allows complete visualization of the vaginal canal
Wide, ergonomic handle improves balance and makes the speculum easier to manipulate during exams
Smooth, molded acrylic will not pinch or bind tissue, improving patient comfort
Strong grip and yoke are designed to be more flexible and user-friendly than many low-cost substitutes
Compatible with the Welch Allyn KleenSpec Illumination System and external light sources for enhanced visibility
Indications
Routine gynaecological pelvic examinations
Speculum examinations of the vagina and cervix
Procedures requiring visualization of the vaginal canal (e.g. Pap smears, cervical sampling, IUD checks, colposcopy preparation, basic diagnostic assessments)
Use in clinics, GP surgeries, hospital outpatient departments, sexual health clinics and women’s health services
Composition
Clear office-grade acrylic (molded speculum body and blades)
Integrated plastic handle (color-coded for size identification, per KleenSpec range)
Metal or reinforced plastic pivot and locking components (internal hardware, as per manufacturer design)
Formulation
Premium 590 Series disposable vaginal speculum
Medium size, Pederson style, double-blade duckbill design
Non-sterile, single-use device
Compatible with KleenSpec Illumination System (e.g. Welch Allyn 78810/78900 corded, 79910/79920 cordless) or external light source
Packaging
Box of 24 medium disposable vaginal specula
Premium 590 Series (manufacturer reference 59001)
Typically supplied as 24 specula per box; four boxes form a case of 96 in manufacturer master cartons
Usage
For professional use only by trained healthcare providers (e.g. doctors, nurses, midwives).
Select the appropriate size speculum (medium Pederson) according to patient anatomy and clinical need.
If using with the KleenSpec Illumination System, attach the compatible light source to the speculum according to the light system’s instructions.
Position the patient in the appropriate examination position (usually lithotomy) and follow standard gynaecological examination procedure.
Gently insert the closed speculum into the vaginal canal and open the blades to the required width using the handle and yoke mechanism, then lock in place as needed.
After completing the examination or procedure, unlock and gently close the blades before carefully withdrawing the speculum.
Dispose of the used speculum immediately in an appropriate clinical waste container; do not attempt to clean or reuse.
Follow local infection-prevention and control policies and standard precautions at all times.
Contraindications
Do not use in patients where speculum examination is contraindicated (e.g. certain acute pelvic injuries, unexplained heavy bleeding or suspected perforation) unless specifically directed by a clinician.
Use with caution in patients with severe vaginal atrophy, stenosis or significant pain; consider alternative sizes or techniques as clinically appropriate.
Do not use if the speculum or packaging appears damaged, cracked or contaminated before use.
Adverse Effects
As with all speculum examinations, patients may experience temporary discomfort or pressure during insertion and opening.
In rare cases, minor vaginal wall abrasions or bleeding may occur, particularly in patients with fragile mucosa.
Improper technique or excessive force may increase the risk of pain, tissue trauma or patient distress.
Storage Conditions
Store in a clean, dry environment at room temperature.
Keep in original packaging until use to protect from dust and contamination.
Avoid excessive heat, direct sunlight or mechanical damage that may weaken or deform the acrylic.
Keep out of reach of children and unauthorised persons.
