Doyen Vaginal Retractor (Product Code: SLE/SI/11) is a gynaecological retractor used to expose the vaginal cavity in gynaecology theatres and maternity units. Gynaecologists and obstetric teams rely on its broad blade, approximately 45 mm wide and 85 mm long, whose lateral edges must be blunt so the vaginal walls are held back without being cut. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, which handles lab equipment export from India as well as domestic orders.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Austenitic steel (non-quenched, non-magnetic) |
| Composition | 18 to 20% chromium; 8 to 10% nickel |
| Type | Vaginal retractor, Doyen pattern |
| Lateral edges | Blunt |
| Blade width | Approximately 45 mm |
| Blade length | Approximately 85 mm |
| Intended use | Exposing the vaginal cavity |
| Product code | SLE/SI/11 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
The Doyen retractor is placed against one vaginal wall and held by an assistant so the operator can see into, and work within, the vaginal cavity. It is often paired with a second retractor or a weighted posterior blade, such as the Auvard pattern, so that both walls are held apart during gynaecological procedures.
The broad blade spreads pressure over a wide area, while the blunt lateral edges avoid cutting or pinching the tissue. Before every use, run a gloved finger along the edges to confirm they are still smooth and free of burrs. Midwifery schools and nursing faculties that buy lab equipment for college teaching in India also use the retractor on pelvic training models to show correct positioning.
ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which supplies the Doyen Vaginal Retractor from Ambala, Haryana, to maternity hospitals, gynaecology departments, training institutions and importers. Gynaecology instruments are usually bought as a group, so your enquiry can combine retractors, specula, uterine forceps and sounds for one quotation.
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What is the Doyen Vaginal Retractor used for?
The Doyen Vaginal Retractor is used to expose the vaginal cavity. An assistant holds its blade against a vaginal wall so the gynaecologist has a clear view and room to work, often with a second retractor on the opposite side.
What are the blade dimensions of the Doyen Vaginal Retractor?
The blade of the Doyen Vaginal Retractor is approximately 45 mm wide and approximately 85 mm long. These are nominal values, so ask us if your department needs the exact dimensions checked against an existing instrument before ordering.
Why must the edges of the Doyen Vaginal Retractor be blunt?
The lateral edges of the Doyen Vaginal Retractor must be blunt so the blade can hold the vaginal wall back without cutting or pinching it. Users should check the edges before each use and withdraw any instrument that shows burrs or damage.
What material is the Doyen Vaginal Retractor made of?
The Doyen Vaginal Retractor is made of austenitic steel in the non-quenched, non-magnetic condition, with 18 to 20% chromium and 8 to 10% nickel. A retractor needs strength rather than a cutting edge, which is why this steel type is used.
Who supplies the Doyen Vaginal Retractor?
The Doyen Vaginal Retractor is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India, to hospitals, maternity units, nursing and medical colleges, and distributors in India and international markets.
Can the Doyen Vaginal Retractor be quoted with other gynaecology instruments?
Yes, the Doyen Vaginal Retractor can be quoted together with specula, uterine forceps, sounds and curettage instruments. List every item and quantity with your delivery location and send it through our contact page.
For a price on the Doyen Vaginal Retractor, contact us through the enquiry form or add it to the enquiry cart with the rest of your gynaecology instrument list.
Last updated: 24 September 2026