Under the brand name DOS Medical, we have a variety of high quality single-use instruments. These instruments are used in the fields of ENT and dermatology. We have different models and sizes available and variants for sterile or non-sterile environments.
We have two models of single-use metal suction tubes. Our model DOS Medical is available in both a sterile and non-sterile option. The model Nijmegen is only available in non-sterile packaging.
Our single-use metal suction tubes are:
Our monopolar suction coagulators enable you to coagulate and remove fluids at the same time. They are easy to use, because you can bend the tube in the right angle.
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Our single-use myringotomy blades are easy to use, because they are complete instruments: handle and blade in one. This way, you can easily start using the blades as soon as you open the packaging. Additionally, with the blades being single-use, the blades are always ultra sharp.
Two models:
The spear model is also available in the variant that has only the blades, no handle.
The bipolar forceps are used for cutting and coagulating in electrosurgery. By using a high/low-frequency electrical current, you can remove tissue and control bleeding. Our bipolar forceps are made from high-quality materials. Also, the forceps are coated with nylon powder in certain places for optimal grip and control.
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Models:
Easily take a biopsy of the skin with our biopsy punch. It has a sharp edge which enables you to take a biopsy smoothly. Our punches are sterile and available in different sizes. This way you can take a biopsy of skin on different parts of the body.
Our DOS Medical dermal curettes are always sharp, which enables you to work very accurately. They are available in different sizes. This way you have the right tool for different parts of the body. The dermal curette has a round tip with a very sharp edge. You can adjust the thickness of the tissue you remove by adjusting the angle of the curette on the skin.
Are you interested in our single-use instruments, or would you like more information? Please feel free to contact us.
