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Built specifically for DALK (deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty), these left-handed Fogla scissors feature a lower blade 1mm longer and thinner than the upper, designed to displace and separate Descemet's membrane safely. The three-hole handle provides stable control for the precise angular cuts required in lamellar graft dissection.
Features & Benefits
The right-handed version of the Fogla DALK scissors maintains the same lower-blade geometry�1mm longer and thinner�to precisely displace Descemet's membrane during lamellar keratoplasty. The three-hole handle delivers the angular leverage needed for controlled stromal separation in graft preparation.
The Fogla fine pointed DALK dissector is engineered for controlled stromal lamellar dissection in deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty. Its angled 60‑degree geometry and 5mm working length support precise separation along the stromal planes. Round knurled handle provides steady tactile control during delicate corneal maneuvers.
The Fogla Trifacet DALK spatula is designed to dissect the corneal stroma during deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty. The blunt tip minimizes the risk of Descemet's membrane perforation during sensitive stromal separation. A straight 122mm shaft provides steady control in the corneal plane.
The Folden Femto dissector combines a 0.7mm pointed spatula on one end and a 1.2mm blunt spatula on the other, each angled 40 degrees for optimal stromal access during femtosecond laser‑assisted cataract surgery. Beveled edges on both tips minimize tissue drag during dissection and separation of FLACS planes. At 115mm with a round knurled handle, it provides controlled, atraumatic dissection throughout the case.
This titanium tying forceps feature ultrafine 0.12mm straight tips with delicate serrated teeth for secure knot grasping during microscopic anterior segment surgery. The fine gauge reduces jaw mass at the working end, improving control and responsiveness. Short handle design suits high‑magnification work in confined anterior chamber and capsular spaces.
This foreign body curette provides controlled, atraumatic removal of corneal and anterior segment particulate. The flat handle and straight 31mm shaft grant stable visualization and directional control during minute manipulations. The polished finish minimizes light glare during precision work.
This foreign body curette features a small 0.5mm cup and straight 31mm shaft, designed for careful removal of corneal foreign bodies, rust rings, and epithelial debris without creating unnecessary tissue loss. The flat handle provides secure grip during fine anterior segment work. At 129mm overall length, this instrument balances reach with the fine control necessary for precise corneal cleaning.
The foreign body spud features a lance-shaped gently curved tip for atraumatic engagement and elevation of superficial corneal foreign bodies. The serrated flat handle provides steady grip control during the delicate removal procedure, while the curved geometry allows approach from multiple angles without conjunctival contact. At 121mm, this instrument supports precise anterior surface work.
The Fox aluminum eye shield protects the globe postoperatively from accidental contact during sleep and daily activity. Lightweight aluminum construction is durable enough for repeated wear while remaining easy to ventilate around the orbit. Each pack contains 50 adult shields with assorted color covers for patient identification.
The Fox aluminum pinhole eye shield is a protective disposable guard placed over the surgical eye during perioperative setup and post‑procedural care. Constructed from lightweight anodized aluminum with a white cover, it provides physical barrier protection without adding bulk. The pinhole aperture allows light entry while limiting incidental contact during patient transfer and recovery positioning.
The Fox aluminum pinhole eye shield in adult size protects the operative eye postoperatively with a perforated metal surface that allows light passage and air circulation while resisting incidental impact. The 50‑per‑box format suits clinic and hospital inventory.
These Francis chalazion forceps clamp around an eyelid lesion to isolate it for incision and curettage. The 17mm oval solid lower plate supports the lid from beneath, while the open upper plate with 12 × 14mm inner dimensions exposes the chalazion for the blade. A locking thumb screw maintains compression on the lesion margin so the surgeon can work bimanually, and the serrated 97mm handle holds the assembly steady.
Designed for foreign body removal from the corneal surface, this Francis spud combines a flat sharp tip with a flat handle for stable two‑finger control. The 120mm overall length keeps the surgeon's hand clear of the visual axis during slit‑lamp work. Polished stainless steel resists corrosion across repeat sterilization cycles.
Built for pediatric anterior segment access, the Frankel infant lid speculum uses small solid 10mm blades on an adjustable twist mechanism. The 20mm spread accommodates the narrower infant palpebral fissure, while the 31mm working length keeps the frame compact enough for limited fields. Twist adjustment lets the surgeon set retraction precisely without abrupt steps.
Designed for secure intraocular lens handling, these Freeman‑Jaffe forceps feature a longitudinal groove along the curved jaw that cradles the IOL haptic without compressing the optic. The standard curve clears the corneal incision while approaching the capsular bag, and the three‑hole handle keeps the 102mm instrument light in the fingertips throughout folding and delivery. Stainless steel construction holds geometry across repeated autoclave cycles.
This Freer lacrimal chisel features a curved 5mm‑wide blade, a serrated square handle, and a polished finish for controlled lacrimal tract sculpting. The geometry supports stable instrument orientation during delicate bone or tissue work.
This Fukasaku hockey knife features a 2mm × 5mm blade suited for fine corneal sculpting. The round knurled handle improves rotational control, and the 119mm overall length supports delicate micro‑maneuvers.
This Fukasaku hockey knife incorporates a 3mm × 6mm blade for controlled sculpting and dissection. The serrated handle improves grip stability, and the 120mm length supports precise maneuverability. Manufactured in Germany with attention to blade finish and balance.
This Fukasaku LASIK cannula incorporates a 23ga angled vaulted low‑profile flattened tip with a single front port to support precise stromal bed irrigation.
The Fukusaku LASIK spatula is engineered for precise corneal-flap manipulation during LASIK laser-in-situ keratomileusis procedures. The 0.5mm flat blade delivers minimal tissue trauma during flap creation, lifting, and repositioning. Round longitudinally grooved handle and 120mm length support secure two-hand flap control during refractive-surgery cases.
This Fukusaku LASIK spatula is engineered for controlled lamellar dissection during refractive surgery. The 1mm blade width delivers fine stromal separation with excellent surgical visibility, while the 10mm distal bend (bend-to-tip distance) allows ergonomic manipulation through standard LASIK access. The serrated handle provides secure tactile control during flap elevation.
This Fukasaku‑Lieberman double‑ended phaco spatula combines an angled microfinger tip with a small‑pupil snapper hook on the opposite end, addressing both nucleus manipulation and pupil expansion within one instrument. The left‑opening configuration suits right‑hand use during small‑pupil cataract work. A longitudinal grooved handle offers steady tactile feedback during rotation.
Built for right-hand use, this Fukasaku‑Lieberman double-ended microfinger and phaco spatula pairs a small-pupil snapper hook with a microfinger tip for nucleus and iris manipulation through a single instrument. The angled tips reach beneath the iris margin during small-pupil phacoemulsification, while the longitudinal grooved handle gives tactile orientation at 130mm overall length. Switching ends spares an instrument exchange mid-case.
Designed to release pupillary adhesions and break posterior synechiae, the Fukasaku pupil snapper presents a small working tip set 10mm from the bend. The knurled handle delivers tactile control during the snap maneuver, and the 110mm overall length keeps the surgeon's hand comfortably clear of the field. The straight shaft preserves a direct sight line to the pupil margin.
Fukasaku pupil snapper features a 10mm tip?to?bend configuration for controlled pupil manipulation during anterior segment procedures. Its straight geometry and knurled round handle deliver reliable grasp control when elevating or positioning the iris root and pupil margin. This reusable instrument supports precise iris work across routine cataract and glaucoma cases.
The Fukasaku snapper hook is built for the controlled iris and capsule maneuvers that punctuate complex cataract surgery. A 10mm tip‑to‑bend geometry provides reach into the anterior chamber while the serrated handle offers a non‑slip purchase even with wet gloves. At 114mm overall, the stainless‑steel shaft delivers steady tactile feedback during fine intraocular work.
The Galib hook chopper, crafted in titanium with a straight geometry, delivers a specialized hooking profile for controlled nucleus fragmentation. The round handle and titanium material offer superior durability and corrosion resistance compared to stainless steel. Hook-type choppers excel at initiating clean division points in harder cataracts without excess tissue trauma.
These Utrata forceps integrate laser lines at 2.5mm and 5mm with triangular delicate tips and a 12mm bend‑to‑tip distance. The short three‑hole handle and 89mm overall length support micro‑rhexis accuracy.
Designed for sclerally externalizing the retina or extraocular muscles during retinal detachment surgery, this Gass hook carries a flattened 13mm Graefe‑type tip pierced by a 1.5mm oval suture hole. The hole accepts a suture for muscle tagging once the structure is engaged. A serrated flat handle and polished 146mm body keep the instrument steady through orbital sweeps.