Bi-turbinate probe with a long thin design are surgical instruments known for their robustness and versatility. These forceps have straight, non-curved jaws that provide a secure and strong grip on tissues, sutures, or other objects during surgical procedures. The thick design of these forceps adds extra strength, making them particularly useful in situations where a more substantial grasp is needed. Surgeons commonly employ them in procedures such as wound closure or tissue manipulation, where durability and a firm grip are essential. Like other surgical forceps, those with a thick design are typically constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring their longevity, ease of sterilization, and resistance to corrosion. These forceps are valued for their reliability and effectiveness in various surgical disciplines. Bi-turbinate probe is used to examine and manipulate nasal turbinates during sinus surgery. It features a slender, curved design for accessing narrow nasal passages and a blunt tip for gentle tissue handling, characterized design for enhanced visualization, improved surgical precision and minimal tissue trauma. It consists of specialized bipolar electrode designed for ENT surgeries. Commonly available in length 17.5cm with tip sizes 1-2mm.