Copper intrauterine devices are small flexible devices made of copper that prevent pregnancy when inserted into a woman's uterus through her vagina. These are a safe and effective method of reversible, long-term contraception for most women. These devices do not affect breastfeeding, interfere with intercourse, or have hormonal side effects.

Uterine Dilators are designed for gynecological use. These are approximately 8 inches in length and double ended. These are made of solid steel, heavier and longer. Its one end is one French size larger than the other and the size is stamped on the dilator.

Vaginoscope is an instrument used to examine the vagina of women. It is an ideal tool for diagnosing intravaginal pathologies. It moves on a screw, which is the pivot of its opening and closing. It consists of four parts, (1) a vaginal end, shaped like an ordinary cylinder speculum, (2) a cup-shaped end, (3) between the two, a circular piece on which is placed a tense membrane, (4) at the end the cup-shaped portion on elastic tube or a solid tube bent at right angles and terminated by an earpiece as in an ordinary stethoscope.