Southern California Exam Room

Does anybody have their own gyno/exam room in California? Just curious.

Not yet, but working on it, I just missed a exam table, rolling stool both in excellent condition for 400.00 on Craig's list

I am in the process of constructing one. The only thing my wife and I can't agree on what kind of table to get. She wants and old fashion exam table and I want a more modern table.

Lynn, I just sold (2) gyn tables, 2 drawer Aluminum heel stirrups with rolling stools. Each for $200.00. If you want medical supply deals go to medical auctions. Hospitals have a resource that when doctors retire or simply close their practice they auction their stuff off. Ask your doctor, he may know who a doctor closing his practice.Good luck.

If you want a good table at an attractive price you need to always be on the lookout. Auctions are one source, as is craigs list, and to some extent ebay. Being wiling to drive a reasonable distance is also key. The good news is that this kind of stuff is hard to turn into cash quickly and many medical professionals won't buy "off the street". One really good resource is http://www.searchtempest.com/ This will search all the craigs lists within any radius you choose, including the entire US. In the last I found a Ritter exam chair for free (it was in Chicago, too much of a truck for me..) and the Ritter 415 exam chair that I did buy for a princely $50, plus a few hours drive. Like I said, this stuff is hard to turn back into cash quickly. I think most people have next to no offers unless they are used equipment dealers. I have seen quite a few regular exam tables go for free even. That is hard to beat! You just need to keep your eyes open.

We bought our table from a used medical supply house downtown in Phoenix. The warehouse advertised on offerup. The guy's company buys medical equipment from offices closing, or upgrading. The company then sells and ships the items overseas to poorer countries. The warehouse had about a dozen tables when I went to go get it, and they even loaded it for us!

I went to a Dom who had an exam table had the Stirrups folded out for the heels. I found as a man it was very uncomfortable to let the legs spread in that position. I suspect the woman's hips being different then a man might be the reason my wife said she has no issue letting her knees fall to the sides when in the stirrups. I wonder if that is why most urologists use the knee supports as most of their patients are men.