Are mini-sets replacing full trays

In our last two VOC rounds with 18 hospitals across the US and EU, we heard steady demand for procedure-specific laparoscopic mini-sets to reduce SPD touches and OR turnover time. Before I finalize our 2025 roadmap, I’m looking for real-world results: are peel-packed, pre-validated 6–8 instrument sets lowering total cost and delays compared to traditional full trays?

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I’ve noticed that using mini-sets really streamlined our setup times, especially during high-volume days. They cut down on the SPD touches, but I still think there’s value in having a few full trays for more complex procedures. Have you considered hybrid approaches to see what works best?

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