Sustainability in gynecology: disposable specula made from sugar cane put to the test

Denis Faoro - October 1, 2025

Disposable specula based on sugar cane

In our practice, we are not only committed to your health, but also to that of our environment. That is why we are currently testing a sustainable alternative to conventional disposable specula.


67 % less plastic - same quality

These innovative specula are made from a bio-based material obtained from renewable sugar cane. Compared to conventional plastic products, plastic consumption can be reduced by up to 67% - without compromising on stability, hygiene or ease of use.


Our contribution to greener medicine

By introducing these environmentally friendly products, we want to make an active contribution to reducing medical plastic waste. Especially in gynecology, where many disposable materials are used, this is an important step towards sustainable practice management.


Test phase is running - your opinion counts!

We are currently in the test phase and look forward toWe look forward to your feedback. Your experience will help us to find the best solutions for modern, responsible medicine.

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