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The Mendez degree gauge maps astigmatic axis with 10-degree calibration intervals from 0 to 180 degrees, supporting intraoperative marking and vector analysis during toric IOL implantation, limbal relaxing incisions, or topography-guided ablation. Round knurled handle provides secure grip in moist anterior segment field. 12mm inner dimension fits standard corneal topology measurement.
Features & Benefits
The Mendez LASIK forceps features a spatulated jaw configuration and smooth tips optimized for delicate corneal flap manipulation during refractive procedures. The vaulted shaft geometry elevates the tip area away from the incision site, reducing pressure on adjacent stromal tissue. Stainless steel construction provides the reliability required for controlled flap folding and repositioning.
A 1.75mm size‑1 cup defines this Meyerhoeffer chalazion curette, suited to expressing granulomatous contents through the conjunctival surface after clamp placement. The 31mm straight shaft and flat handle balance the instrument for steady scraping motion, with the polished finish supporting visual confirmation of cleared cup contents.
A Meyerhoeffer chalazion curette in size #2, featuring a 2mm cup on a straight 31mm shaft for evacuating chalazion contents through an everted lid. The flat handle gives a stable pinch grip during scraping, and the polished finish keeps the cup edge clean between cases. Overall length is 130mm.
Meyerhoeffer chalazion curettes scoop out the contents of an everted lid lesion with a 3.5mm size 4 cup at the working end. The straight 31mm shaft gives a clean line of approach within the open chalazion clamp window. A flat handle keeps the curette oriented predictably as the cup rotates against the lesion wall.
This Meyerhoeffer round curette with a 0.5mm cup enables delicate epithelial or stromal debris removal from the corneal surface. The small cup diameter and straight shaft allow precise control when addressing localized opacities or post‑inflammatory deposits. Stainless steel and a 127mm length provide the rigidity and reach needed for anterior segment work.
Compact Meyerhoeffer round curette with a 1.8mm cup, sized for chalazion evacuation and small lid‑lesion curettage. The cup edge scrapes contents cleanly through an everted lid, and the 127mm overall length keeps the working tip within microscope focus.
The Meyerhoeffer 1mm round curette expands the scope of corneal and stromal work, accommodating slightly larger areas of debris or opacity removal. The 127mm length and straight design ensure predictable approach geometry and clear visualization during manipulation. Stainless steel construction is built for reliable performance and multiple sterilization cycles.
The Meyerhoeffer round curette with 3.5mm cup is designed for gentle corneal and scleral surface debridement during pterygium excision or corneal scar removal. The rounded cup geometry prevents deep tissue trauma while providing controlled surface epithelial removal.
The Meyerhoeffer round curette is a precision instrument for pterygium removal, limbal scar debridement, and anterior scleral surface cleaning. Its 4mm round cup and straight 127mm shaft provide controlled access to the conjunctival and scleral surfaces. The smooth working edge prevents tissue perforation while enabling effective lesion removal.
These micro ophthalmic scissors deliver fine, straight-line cutting for delicate tissue work during anterior segment procedures. The 12mm cutting blades provide direct visualization and control, while stainless-steel construction withstands repeated sterilization. At 150mm overall, they support precise hand positioning in confined operative spaces.
The 5mm micro blade tip angles the cutting edge for fine ophthalmic incision work, sized for paracentesis and small corneal entries. The angled geometry presents the cutting face cleanly to the corneal surface, and the sterile delivery preserves edge sharpness.
This micro Castroviejo needle holder combines titanium construction with diamond-dusted jaws for superior needle grip and lasting durability across hundreds of ophthalmic microsurgical cases. The 180mm length with locking mechanism supports extended reach during complex anterior segment closure, including eyelid and lacrimal repair work.
Hemostasis and selective vessel ablation in delicate anterior segment work demand ultra-fine cautery tips. This micro fine tip reaches 2000 degrees Fahrenheit (1093 degrees Celsius), enabling precise thermal sealing in corneal and episcleral surgery. The sterile, individually packaged format and tight thermal control support predictable hemostasis without collateral thermal injury.
This 23‑gauge MICS forceps pairs serrated jaws with a titanium squeeze handle for precise capsulorhexis and cortical manipulation in micro‑incision cataract surgery. The 0.6mm tip maintains fine tactile feedback during anterior chamber work. Titanium construction combines rigidity with corrosion resistance over many cases.
The Micro Graether collar button with 45-degree angled shaft and 10mm paddle provides precise anterior segment tissue manipulation. The angled configuration supports ergonomic access for varied surgical approaches during complex anterior procedures.
The micro‑handle Colibri forceps provide ultrafine, precision control for intraocular work and iris manipulation during phacoemulsification and anterior chamber surgery. The 0.12mm titanium tips with 1 × 2 teeth gently grasp delicate tissue without crushing. At 75mm, the short length improves control at high magnification during microscopic procedures.
This micro J-shaped cannula delivers controlled aqueous misdirection and fluid management during anterior segment surgery. The 25-gauge lumen accommodates fine infusion or aspiration, while the J-shaped hook (1.5mm long × 1.75mm wide) provides gentle positioning beneath the iris and across the anterior chamber.
Angled 15 degrees with a 5mm blade, this disposable micro knife is suited for controlled corneal and limbal entry. The screw‑in green tip allows fast intraoperative attachment to a compatible handle, supporting predictable incision geometry. Each knife is sold individually sterile with six per box for routine workflow.
This angled 15� micro knife with a 3mm blade and full handle provides controlled corneal entry for ophthalmic microsurgery. The sterile single‑use design supports reproducible incision formation.
Angled at 22.5 degrees with a 4mm screw‑in light‑blue tip, this micro knife creates secondary incisions in cataract and anterior segment work where a steeper blade angle than the 15‑degree variant is wanted. Single‑use sterile preserves the cutting edge.
This 30-degree angled micro knife uses a 3.5mm restricted‑depth blade with a full black handle for controlled anterior‑segment access. The sterile format supports consistent micro‑incision performance.
This Osher Malyugin collar button manipulator features a 10mm angled bend at the tip, allowing bimanual iris retraction and pupil dilation during cataract and intraocular lens surgery. The round knurled handle provides secure purchase and tactile feedback during delicate iris manipulation. At 118mm length, it reaches deep into the anterior chamber while maintaining surgeon control.
This angled microfinger is a left‑angled manipulation tool designed for delicate tissue retraction and iris manipulation in ophthalmic microsurgery. The angled configuration permits access to temporal and nasal quadrants of the anterior chamber with minimal handle intrusion into the operative field. Stainless steel construction ensures reliable performance and easy sterilization.
This microvascular needle holder without lock provides delicate needle purchase for corneal and conjunctival microsurgical closure. The standard curved geometry follows the natural hand arc, enabling fluid wrist motion during fine suturing. The absence of a locking mechanism permits rapid needle exchanges in fast-paced anterior segment cases.
This extended-length 140mm microvascular needle holder without lock accommodates deeper corneal and scleral suturing applications, including limbal keratoplasty and penetrating keratoplasty wound closure. The standard curve supports natural hand positioning while maintaining tactile control for fine stitch placement.
The Ahmed grasping forceps is a 23‑gauge curved MICS instrument designed for secure IOL manipulation and seating during cataract implantation. The 35mm length accommodates small‑incision workflows while the curved shaft geometry aligns with anterior chamber entry angles. Stainless‑steel construction supports reliable performance and lasting durability in repeat use.
Ahmed grasping forceps are engineered for secure IOL manipulation during 23ga minimally invasive phacoemulsification. The straight shaft geometry maintains anterior chamber access, while the delicate grasping tips enable stable IOL engagement without haptic deformation. Compact 35mm design supports precise positioning within micro‑incision constraints.
This Ahmed needle driver is designed for intraocular suturing during complex anterior and posterior segment repair, including capsular and corneal wound closure. The 23‑gauge straight shaft supports steady needle manipulation within the anterior chamber, while the fine tip geometry preserves visibility during delicate suture placement. Stainless‑steel construction is built for reliable performance and lasting durability across repeat clinical use.
Ahmed MICS tying forceps enables secure suture knot management in minimally invasive cataract surgery through 23ga micro-incisions. The curved shaft geometry accommodates anterior chamber angles while the compact 35mm length provides precise control in confined spaces. Design supports reliable knot placement across glaucoma implant procedures and other MICS applications.