Portable Digital Colposcope Camera - High Resolution Cervical Examination Device for Gynecology Clinics

Basically, it's a handheld colposcope that plugs into a tablet we include in the box—no big cart or ceiling mount, just a compact unit and a small monitor that's roughly 25×15×20 cm and weighs about 2 kg. The 5x to 30x adjustable magnification gives enough zoom for standard cervical exams, but don't expect it to handle deep surgical work like a floor-standing Zeiss; it's for quick, mobile screening in clinic rooms or outreach settings. We've shipped maybe 50 or so units this quarter, and teh LED light source is pretty consistent, though you'll want to check that the tablet's brightness isn't cranked too high or it washes out fine detail.

2.4 megapixels is the effective sensor resolution, which isn't lab-grade but more than fine for digital documentation and telehealth referrals. The image management software runs on Windows, and you get a carrying case that fits everything including the AC/DC adapter—so you can toss it in a car trunk without worrying about dust. One thing we've noticed: the tablet's battery lasts about 4 hours on a full charge, but the colposcope unit itself needs wall power, so don't assume full cordless operation during a long clinic day.

Specs aside, what actually matters is the COA our company provide with each unit. It's not just a generic compliance sheet—we test the LED output wavelength and image sharpness at 3x standard tests (usually 10-15 minutes per unit). The warranty is one year, and our company can do custom labeling or cable lengths if you give us lead time; MOQ for custom runs is typically 10 units.

Also, the carry case is padded but not waterproof, so if you're shipping it to a humid region, grab an extra desiccant pack—we don't include one by default. We usually have stock on the base model, but confirm lead time for the C1 with the higher-gain sensor (that variant adds a few days). 30-day dilevery is standard on standdard specs, give or take a week.

For paperwork, you get the SDS and a CE declaration, but the FDA 510(k) clearance is pending on the tablet software version—our company have it for the standalone camera head, though. Most buyers go with the 5x-30x adjustable set; the fixed 10x version is cheaper but our lead time is longer because of that it's less popular. Anyway, if you need it for next month's health camp, let us know the quantty and we'll send a firm quote.