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Cryogun Cryosurgical System — 3 Variants ($599-$759), CO₂ / N₂O Compatible, ABS Body
Cryogun Cryosurgical System — 3 Variants ($599-$759), CO₂ / N₂O Compatible, ABS Body
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Cryogun cryosurgical system — hand-operated cryotherapy gun for dermatology, gynecology, ENT, and general surgery cryosurgical applications. 3 variants ($599 / $699 / $759). Compatible with CO₂ (dry ice cryogen, -79°C tip) and N₂O (nitrous oxide cryogen, -89°C tip). High-quality hypodermic-needle-grade gas flow paths ensure smooth cryogenic delivery + longer probe life. ABS ergonomic body in professional colors. Choose Silencer, Non-Silencer, or Super Deluxe (with ON/OFF switch) variant.
Variant selection
| Variant | Features | Price |
|---|---|---|
| B-101 Non-Silencer | Base model, no silencer (louder operation) | $599 |
| Super Deluxe Silencer + ON/OFF Switch | Silencer + convenient ON/OFF switch for pause between lesions | $699 |
| B-102 Silencer | Premium silencer version (quietest operation) | $759 |
How to choose: For pediatric ENT + anxious patients, Silencer variants (B-102 or Super Deluxe) are strongly preferred — the loud hiss of unsilenced cryogun releases is a common patient-anxiety source. For high-volume dermatology + OB-GYN work where cost matters more than sound, B-101 Non-Silencer is fine. Super Deluxe adds an ON/OFF switch that's useful for treating multiple lesions in one session without keeping trigger pressed.
Clinical applications
- Dermatology — warts, actinic keratoses, seborrheic keratoses, molluscum, superficial BCC/SCC
- Gynecology / OB-GYN — cervical cryotherapy (cervicitis, cervical dysplasia), cervical warts
- ENT / Otorhinolaryngology — chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, nasal polyps, laryngeal papillomas
- Proctology — internal + external hemorrhoids Grade I-III
- Oral surgery — leukoplakia, oral papillomas, aphthous ulcers
Best for
- Dermatology practices (highest-volume cryotherapy application)
- OB-GYN clinics (cervical cryotherapy)
- ENT + otolaryngology practices
- Community + rural clinics (dermatology + basic gynecology)
- Cosmetic dermatology + med spas
- Pediatric practices (pediatric dermatology, particularly with Silencer)
- Academic dermatology teaching programs
- International outpatient clinics via DDP
- NGO cryotherapy outreach — cervical cancer screening + treatment programs (Africa, LATAM)
Buying for a dermatology practice or NGO cryotherapy program?
- Volume pricing on 3+ orders — multi-clinic + academic + NGO fleets
- Net-30 invoicing for verified practices, NGOs, academic programs
- SAM.gov / VA compliant
- Replacement probes ($40-80/probe) + gas connectors ($60) stocked
- WHO tender compatible for cervical cancer + dermatology outreach
- International DDP — huge cervical cryotherapy market for LMIC screening programs
- NGO / global health pricing on 5+ unit orders for verified programs
FAQ
Which cryogen do I use — CO₂ or N₂O?
Both compatible. N₂O gives colder probe tip (-89°C vs -79°C for CO₂) so faster freeze cycles. CO₂ is more available + cheaper cylinder. For most dermatology work either is fine; cervical cryotherapy typically uses N₂O for the depth of freeze needed.
What's the difference vs the 5-Probe Cryogun ($799)?
Our other Cryogun with 5 Probes ($799) ships with 5 interchangeable specialty probes (cervical, dermatology, ENT, anorectal, oral) — better for multi-specialty practices. This variant ships as the gun body only, add probes separately for specialties you actually treat.
Beware duplicates?
Yes — market has many low-cost lookalikes without proper hypodermic-grade internal gas flow paths (leak-prone, short-lived). Original SciMed / SciMed Scientific Industries manufacturer construction with hypodermic-needle-grade internal flow paths, silencer-equipped (silencer variants), ABS ergonomic body.
What's the warranty?
1-year against manufacturing defects. Consumables (probes, gas seals) covered 90 days.
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