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Clear Control 3D delivers a thinned angled slit knife optimized for minimally invasive cataract incisions. The 1.8mm blade with micro bevels and reduced profile (22 percent thinner than standard) causes minimal wound margin stress during temporal or superior entry. Sold sterile and individually packaged, the angled geometry and precision edge produce consistently self-sealing anterior chamber incisions.
Features & Benefits
This Clear Cornea Fixation Ring features a 13mm ring diameter with a 7mm central cutout for corneal incision access, and nine blunt fixation teeth that engage the capsule without perforation. The absence of degree markings suits eyes without significant astigmatism or when toric correction is not required. Flat handle geometry supports one‑handed manipulation during capsular fixation.
The Clear Cornea Swivel Fixation Ring adds rotational capability to the standard fixation ring design, allowing intraoperative toric IOL axis adjustment through ten‑degree markings engraved on the ring surface. The 13mm diameter with 7mm cutout mirrors standard clear cornea incision geometry, and nine fixation teeth ensure stable, atraumatic capsular engagement. Flat handle design supports intuitive, controlled rotation.
This clear‑cornea fixation ring features a 16mm ring diameter with an 8mm cutout and eleven precision‑machined fixation teeth for secure peripheral anchoring. The 10� engraved reference marks support accurate limbal orientation, and the round knurled handle provides fine rotational traction during corneal axis alignment.
This clear‑cornea swivel fixation ring features a 13mm ring with an 8mm cutout and nine fine fixation teeth for corneal stabilization. The 10‑degree markings assist with limbal orientation, while the knurled round handle provides steady grip during epithelial incision alignment.
This flat‑handle clear‑cornea fixation ring incorporates a 16mm ring with blunt fixation teeth and an 8mm cutout. The 15‑degree reference marks support consistent incision alignment, while the 140mm overall length ensures excellent control during corneal marking.
The clear cornea UniBevel knife at 2.4mm with double‑beveled angled blade creates a self‑sealing main incision with a single‑plane cut. The double bevel concentrates cutting force into the corneal lamellae for clean wound geometry, and the full handle supports steady control.
This clear corneal knife features angled geometry with parallel sides for self‑sealing incision creation during cataract surgery. The 3mm blade width accommodates standard clear corneal entry. Disposable format provides consistent sharp cutting and precise wound architecture for each procedure.
The Cleasby iris spatula carries a gently curved 12mm angled tip on a short hexagonal handle, sized for iris repositioning and lens manipulation in confined anterior segment fields. The hexagonal handle resists rolling on the Mayo stand and gives the surgeon a stable grip plane. A polished finish keeps the slender shaft visible under microscope view.
The Cohan needle holder grasps fine ophthalmic suture needles in 8mm jaws set on a gently curved shaft. A locking mechanism holds the needle in position during repositioning, while the round knurled medium handle rolls under fingertip pressure for clean drive arcs. An 18mm mid‑screw to tip and 100mm overall length suit corneal and limbal suturing.
Cohan-Vannas iris scissors deliver precision control during iris manipulation and sector iridectomy. The compact curved geometry and sharp tips enable fine cuts along the iris margin without affecting lens or ciliary body. The serrated flat handle and dull finish provide secure, non‑slip grip even in the confines of the anterior chamber.
The curved sub‑miniature Cohan‑Westcott tenotomy scissors deliver 8mm mid‑screw measurement on a compact body optimized for extraocular muscle and conjunctival dissection. Westcott blade geometry provides controlled linear cutting with excellent visibility through a compact shaft. The serrated handle enables precise tactile control during fine tenectomy and recessed muscle work.
The Collins expressor forceps delivers controlled mechanical expression of meibomian glands through its oval, closed paddles angled at 12 degrees. The 1mm paddle thickness applies graduated pressure suitable for both mild and aggressive gland evacuation. Its short 95mm length and accessible geometry support stable, two‑handed expression in the anterior lid margin.
The Collis micro utility forceps provide a slightly wider 3mm grasping platform for handling capsule fragments, IOL haptics, and small tissue elements during cataract and anterior segment surgery. Straight shafts and a wide serrated handle deliver stable two‑finger control. The polished 108mm length keeps the working tips clearly visible in the microscope field.
The Connor anesthesia cannula delivers retrobulbar or peribulbar anesthetic with three forward‑spraying side ports that disperse fluid laterally for even spread. Its 23ga gauge permits smooth injection through dense orbital tissue, while the polished, rounded tip minimizes trauma during insertion. At 20mm overall length, the instrument balances reach with tactile control for consistent needle placement.
Optimized for horizontal lens insertion, this Connor wand ball manipulator features a curved shaft geometry that naturally orients toward the capsular bag opening. The ball tip design provides atraumatic purchase on IOL optics during positioning maneuvers. 115mm overall length and curved approach angle minimize hand fatigue during lens centering and fixation steps.
Featuring a straight shaft with thicker custom design and ultra-fine 0.35mm ball tip, this Connor manipulator suits delicate IOL positioning in cases with compromised capsular integrity or posterior capsule issues. The enhanced shaft rigidity prevents unintended tip deflection, while the minimal tip diameter minimizes contact trauma. 115mm length and stainless steel reusable construction support refined surgical workflows.
The Connor Wand Ball Manipulator features a titanium angled shaft with a ball-tip geometry designed for safe nucleus rotation and positioning. The 114mm length and angled configuration support ergonomic maneuvering within the anterior chamber during divide-and-conquer and other phacoemulsification techniques. Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance for lasting durability across multiple surgical cases.
This Connor wand ball manipulator is titanium with a curved shaft and 115mm overall length for controlled anterior chamber navigation. The spherical tip supports gentle lens and tissue manipulation.
This straight-shaft Connor Wand Ball Manipulator delivers the same ball-tip safety profile as its angled variant, optimized for surgeons preferring direct anterior-posterior approach geometry. The titanium construction and 114mm working length support precise nucleus manipulation during rotation and segmentation. Straightforward geometry reduces resistance within the capsular bag during dense nucleus cases.
The Connor Wand provides stable, atraumatic nucleus positioning during phacoemulsification through its 6mm titanium ball tip and angled shaft geometry. This manipulator excels during divide-and-conquer and nucleofractis techniques, offering precise rotational control of dense nuclei within the capsular bag. Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance for durable reprocessing across repeated cases.
The Conway lid retractor presents a 7.5mm wide blade for fixed lid elevation during ophthalmic exposure. A flat handle keeps the instrument low against the cheek and brow, and the 140mm overall length lets the surgeon hold the lid clear from a comfortable distance. Useful where a speculum is too bulky for the procedure stage.
The Cook infant eye speculum opens the small eyelid aperture for pediatric ophthalmic exam and surgery. Solid 9mm blades and a 24mm spread suit infant orbital dimensions, and the locking mechanism holds exposure hands‑free while the surgeon works bimanually. A dull finish reduces glare under the operating microscope.
Configured for pediatric anatomy, the Cook eye speculum carries solid 10mm blades and a compact 22mm spread that fit small orbits without overspread. The locking mechanism holds lid exposure hands‑free, and the dull finish minimizes microscope glare. A 28mm overall length keeps the instrument clear of the small operative field.
Sized for infant ophthalmic surgery, the Cook eye speculum carries solid 7mm blades with a 24mm spread and a screw locking mechanism for precise opening control. The dull finish reduces glare under microscope illumination, and the compact 52mm height suits small orbits.
The Cook premature eye speculum carries solid 5mm blades and a 24mm screw‑locking spread, sized for neonatal and premature‑infant ophthalmic procedures including ROP screening and intervention. The solid blade design protects delicate periocular skin during retraction, and the screw‑lock holds set spread without slipping during sustained exam or laser work.
The Cook premature eye speculum is an extra-small model engineered for safe eyelid retraction in pediatric and microophthalmia cases. Its 3mm solid blades and 24mm spread accommodate delicate, smaller palpebral fissures while the screw locking mechanism ensures stable hands-free positioning. The compact 52mm overall height supports gentle, atraumatic retraction without excessive periorbital pressure.
The large Cook speculum, size 3, carries round solid blades curved upward, with a lock screw that captures the chosen palpebral spread. A 15.5mm blade length and 26mm spread deliver wide exposure for adult anterior segment cases, while the 48.5mm body keeps the speculum low‑profile under the microscope.
Sized as the medium Cook speculum (size 2), this lid retractor carries round 11mm solid blades on a 27mm spread, with a lock screw that fixes the opening once set. The smooth blade contour rolls against the lid margin without snagging lashes, and the 41mm stainless‑steel frame keeps the working aperture clean for anterior segment exposure.
The Cook size 1 speculum offers gently upward‑curved 7.5mm solid round blades that lift the lids away from the globe for clearer anterior access. A locking screw secures the 21mm spread setting through the case, preventing drift during prolonged procedures. The 37mm overall length suits compact ophthalmic fields.