Lithotomy Stirrups for Office-Based Labs (OBLs)
OBL economics live and die on the procedure room: every case runs on an exam table, and every dollar of equipment has to earn its footprint. OR-grade boot stirrups assume rails, clamps, and a surgical table you do not have. GStirrups deliver full-leg lithotomy support on the standard exam tables already in your rooms.
The patients who need that support most — Parkinson's, MS, post-stroke weakness, essential tremor — are increasingly treated in office settings rather than hospital ORs. GStirrups are built for exactly that room.
Exam-table compatibility without the retrofit
Most boot-style stirrups are designed for OR mounting rails. On a standard exam table they mean adapters, rail clamps, or permanent modification — cost and complexity an OBL does not need. GStirrups install on standard exam tables in under 15 minutes with no permanent modification, and move between rooms if your schedule demands it.
Small-footprint economics
A single unit is $2,995 with free U.S. shipping, with volume pricing to $2,500 if you equip multiple rooms. There is no capital build-out, no table replacement, and no service contract to factor in.
Eligible small businesses — which describes many independent OBLs — may recover up to 50% of the purchase through the IRS Disabled Access Credit (Form 8826) as an access-improving expenditure. Eligibility depends on your tax situation; consult your accountant.
Frequently asked questions
- Which OBL procedures do GStirrups support?
- GStirrups support office-based lithotomy procedures across urology, gynecology, and proctology — including cystoscopy, hysteroscopy, LEEP, anoscopy, and endometrial ablation — wherever a standard exam table is in use.
- Do we need to modify or replace our exam tables?
- No. GStirrups install on standard exam tables in under 15 minutes with no permanent modification.
- Is one unit enough to start?
- Yes. Many OBLs start with a single $2,995 unit in their primary procedure room, then add units at volume pricing as case volume grows.
- Does the Disabled Access Credit really apply to an OBL?
- It may. Form 8826 covers eligible small businesses that spend on access improvements for individuals with disabilities. Whether your lab qualifies is a question for your accountant — we only flag that the credit exists.
Keep exploring
- Cystoscopy positioning
- Hysteroscopy positioning
- Anoscopy positioning
- GStirrups vs. boot stirrups
- IRS Form 8826 tax credit
- Shop GStirrups
Full-leg support sized for your procedure room
Buy a single unit online for $2,995, or request a 15-minute demo for your lab.