Gynaecological Examination | Something other than Graves /…

I'm assuming that most doctors in the US use either a Graves or Pederson speculum for routine exams, that they use mostly plastic now with maybe 30-40% metal, and that a few may use Cusco speculums.

I was interested in finding out if any woman has had another kind of speculum used on her during recent exam (routine ob-gyn appt). Has anyone had a real doctor use a Collins recently? I was also interested in the Guttman, although I believe it's used mostly for surgery.

Any info is appreciated...

** I haven't received any responses, so I'm assuming I was corret that most real Drs use a plastic Graves or Pederson, with maybe 60/40 plastic/ metal, and that Collins are only really used in play exams. I was also thinking that most women might not even see what kind of speculum the Dr is using, and they might not feel the difference between a something like a Graves or a Guttman. I wanted to use other speculum types in play exams, but I want to keep it realistic, so I'll have to stick to just the plastic Graves, and maybe a metal Graves once in a while. If I'm wrong, please tell me differently...