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This Lerner‑Croy capsulorhexis forceps combines fine angled cystotome tips with slight serrations to secure anterior lens capsule tissue during rhexis creation. The 11.5mm vaulted shank geometry optimizes approach angle while the round fenestrated handle distributes grip pressure across the palm. Designed for controlled, continuous capsular tear initiation and extension.
Features & Benefits
Carrying a 25ga lumen with a 9mm bend, this anterior chamber cannula targets moderate‑depth irrigation and viscoelastic placement during cataract and corneal procedures. The shorter bend offers a balance between reach and entry control under small clear‑corneal incisions. The micro‑gauge shaft preserves chamber stability across use.
The Castroviejo caliper is a precision measurement instrument engineered for ophthalmic surgical planning and assessment. This titanium tool measures distances from 0 to 20mm in 1mm increments with dual-sided scale readings for rapid reference. A thumb-screw adjustment provides reliable locking.
Harms-Tubingen curved tying forceps provide reliable control during corneal and scleral suture placement and knot tying. The curved blade geometry conforms to corneal curvature and improves visibility of the operative field. A 7mm tying platform and serrated handle support secure grasp.
Angled‑forward with 11mm blades and sharp tips, these Gills‑Welsh vannas micro scissors perform precise capsular and iris cuts under high magnification. The 13mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip distance keeps the cutting edge in clear view, and the serrated handle delivers fine tactile control during delicate maneuvers.
A lens loop style tip distinguishes the Flynn scleral depressor for indirect ophthalmoscopy and peripheral retinal examination. The loop spreads contact pressure across a wider footprint than a teardrop, giving controlled scleral indentation without point loading. The serrated flat handle and polished 80mm body support a steady rolling grip across the exam.
This insulated Conway lid retractor is configured for use with bipolar cautery during oculoplastic and lid surgery. The 7.5mm wide blade lifts the lid clear of the operative field, while the insulation shaft prevents stray current transfer to surrounding tissue. A flat serrated handle and polished 140mm shaft give the surgeon stable fingertip grip during retraction.
This 7.25mm disposable corneal trephine delivers a clean, full‑thickness donor or recipient cut for keratoplasty. The sharpened circular blade produces a true‑to‑size graft margin, and the long handle gives the surgeon stable control through the trephination stroke. Each unit is delivered sterile in a single pouch for case‑to‑case consistency.
This Barraquer wire speculum features large round blades with an upward V‑shaped end to enhance exposure along the superior field. The 15mm blade length and 29mm spread support wide retraction, while the corrected 39mm length provides compact handling for anterior segment surgery.
Helveston Barbie retractor with a thin 7mm curved blade, sized for delicate lid and periorbital retraction during strabismus and oculoplastic work. The slim blade slips under tissue planes without bulk, and the strong curve maintains atraumatic exposure where flat blades would crowd the field.
Strongly curved enucleation scissors with heavy blunt blades, designed to transect the optic nerve and extraocular attachments during enucleation. The 40mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip length and heavy curve let the surgeon work behind the globe, while the ring handle gives full‑grip control through resistant tissue. Overall length is 130mm.
Built for continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis, these Utrata forceps carry long, extremely thin angled shafts that pass through a small clear corneal incision with minimal wound distortion. The 11mm bend‑to‑tip distance reaches the capsule with the fine bent tips presenting tangentially for tear propagation. A three‑hole handle reduces weight and gives consistent finger purchase across the maneuver.
This Camel LASEK alcohol solution retainer provides a 7mm diameter well for mid-size epithelial preparation zones. The 4-inch (100mm) length offers balanced control and stable corneal positioning during LASEK procedures.
The Castroviejo lacrimal dilator is a precision double-ended probe for canalicular and nasolacrimal duct surgery. The fine 0.25mm needle point initiates delicate canalicular pathways, while the 0.75mm taper end dilates the duct systematically without tearing the mucosal lining. Its knurled handle ensures steady tactile feedback.
The O'Gawa suture‑fixation forceps features straight shafts with 0.12mm ultrafine teeth and 5.5mm tying platform suited to dual‑purpose suture holding and IOL fixation during cataract surgery. The ultrafine tooth pattern prevents slippage on delicate monofilament. The straight configuration enables clear visualization of fixation maneuvers.
A 15mm closed wire blade and an 18.5mm spread give this Barraquer speculum slightly wider exposure than its 10mm sibling, suiting larger fissures and globe access during anterior segment work. The dull finish reduces microscope glare, and the 38mm overall length keeps the speculum low against the brow and cheek. Closed wire geometry spreads pressure smoothly across the lid margin.
These tube insertion forceps are specifically designed to guide and secure Ahmed glaucoma valve tubes during implantation. The grooved 1mm tips prevent slipping of the silicone tube during positioning in the anterior chamber. The flat titanium handle and 111mm length support stable, controlled tube placement.
This straight diamond knife brings precision to corneal and limbal incisions in cataract and refractive surgery. Diamond edge construction delivers lasting sharpness and reproducible incision geometry. The titanium‑mounted blade combines rigidity with corrosion resistance over repeated clinical use.
These strabismus scissors combine straight blades with blunt round tips for safe muscle and conjunctival manipulation. The oval shank geometry supports ergonomic finger positioning while the two‑tone finish aids visual field navigation. The ring handle and 108mm length deliver stable control during strabismus surgical dissection.
This left-curving Castroviejo corneal section scissors provides a blunt 10mm tip for entry-level corneal cutting, suited to planned incision sites and epithelial removal. The wide serrated handle offers broad surface contact for hand stability, and the 125mm overall length provides balanced reach in confined anterior spaces.
Used to stretch the pupil and reposition the iris during cataract surgery, this Kuglen hook carries a straight shaft tipped with the characteristic 0.5mm "K" hook. The blunt geometry engages the iris without piercing it, and the smooth flat handle sits low on the drape during anterior chamber maneuvers. A dull finish keeps the 121mm body from reflecting microscope light back into the surgeon's view.
This Jameson muscle hook variant carries a 2mm bulbous tip on a 6mm flat working portion, isolating extraocular muscle without point‑pressure on adjacent sclera. The serrated flat handle supports oriented in‑hand rotation, and the polished 134mm shaft keeps the surgeon's fingertips clear of the operative field.
An angled 27ga shaft with a 6mm bend‑to‑tip equips this anterior chamber cannula for irrigation and viscoelastic management beneath the corneal incision. The intermediate bend length gives the surgeon room to maneuver near the iris plane while keeping the outlet within the central chamber.
Built for heavier dissection during enucleation, these scissors pair a medium curve with thick blunt blades and a 44mm mid‑screw‑to‑tip working length. The heavy blade body cuts through orbital tissue and optic nerve without flex, while the ring handle delivers the closure force needed for the procedure.
These lightly curved Bracken iris forceps engage iris tissue and small membranes with delicate cross‑serrated tips that grip without crushing. The gentle curve follows the iris plane for atraumatic approach, and the matte finish reduces microscope glare during fine anterior segment work. A serrated handle supports controlled fingertip pressure across the 102mm length.
Fine angled tips on this Lehner‑Utrata capsulorhexis forceps enable controlled grasping throughout continuous capsulorhexis. Fine tip geometry combined with shaft orientation delivers reliable, repeatable anterior capsular work. The round handle supports natural rotation and tactile feedback during the procedure.
Designed for anterior capsular work during phacoemulsification, this O'Gawa‑Utrata capsulorhexis forceps combines fine tip geometry with optimized shaft orientation for superior visualization. Angled shaft geometry improves approach angle and visualization during clear corneal capsulotomy. The round handle supports natural rotation and tactile feedback during the procedure.
Barraquer needle holders in a delicate pattern carry 9mm gently curved jaws for ophthalmic microsuturing without a lock. Spring tension closes the jaws against the needle with light, even pressure, allowing the surgeon to release and reset throws quickly. The round knurled handle rolls smoothly between the fingertips during suture passes.
The Mueller‑Putterman ptosis clamp captures and stabilizes the tarsal plate during Müller's muscle‑conjunctival resection. A 6‑pin model with interlocking grooves on both jaws holds the everted tissue without slippage, and the 24mm concave head conforms to the curve of the upper lid through the resection sequence.
U‑shaped closed wire blades on this temporal speculum cup the lid margin to maintain retraction during temporal‑approach phaco. The 16mm blade length and 18mm spread set a working fissure for anterior segment access, and the 38mm overall body stays clear of the surgeon's instrument path. Closed wire geometry distributes pressure evenly.