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These style gold punctal plug forceps use pointed tips and 0.2mm‑wide longitudinal inside jaws designed for secure punctal plug grasping and placement. The fine jaw geometry improves control in narrow punctal openings.
Features & Benefits
These titanium Utrata capsulorhexis forceps use long extremely thin shafts with an 11mm bend‑to‑tip design and small bent tips. The three‑hole handle and 100mm profile provide refined approach geometry.
The Nagahara nucleus spatula is engineered for safe lens-nucleus mobilization during phacoemulsification and manual small-incision cataract surgery. The angled geometry with 11mm bend-to-tip creates optimal mechanical advantage for nuclear rotation and wedging. Flat-edge design prevents capsule trauma, while stainless steel construction enables lasting performance.
The Suarez spreader separates corneal lamellae during deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty and similar dissections. Its 1 × 2mm angled blade slides between tissue planes to develop the cleavage line, while the round knurled handle delivers fingertip rotation for fine plane control. A polished finish and 110mm overall length round out a balanced microsurgical profile.
Supplied ten per box, this 19ga sub‑Tenon cannula carries a curved shaft and flat tip across a 25mm (1 inch) working length. The flat distal end advances atraumatically between Tenon's capsule and sclera, while the curvature follows the globe to the posterior anesthetic pocket. The 19ga bore supports the higher volumes typical of sub‑Tenon blocks.
This 21ga sub‑Tenon cannula features an angled shaft and tri‑port distal tip on a 22mm working length, distributing anesthetic evenly across the posterior sub‑Tenon space. The angle aids approach to the posterior pocket through a conjunctival window, and the tri‑port pattern diffuses flow rather than jetting it from a single aperture. The 21ga lumen balances delivery with controlled placement.
A 19ga curved sub‑Tenon cannula with a flattened tip and 25mm (1 inch) shaft, this instrument is built for posterior anesthetic delivery in the sub‑Tenon space. The flattened distal profile slides smoothly between Tenon's capsule and sclera, while the curve follows the globe contour to the posterior pocket. The 19ga lumen supports higher‑volume block delivery.
A curved 21ga sub‑Tenon cannula with a tri‑port distal tip, this 22mm (7/8 inch) instrument spreads anesthetic evenly within the posterior sub‑Tenon space rather than jetting from a single aperture. The curve follows the scleral contour for smooth advancement to the equator. The 21ga lumen balances delivery rate with controlled placement.
These latex‑free silicone suction cups pair with autoclavable plastic eye shields, securing the shield against the periorbital surface during postoperative protection. The synthetic compound provides reliable adhesion without latex sensitivity risk. Each package contains 12 cups for routine inventory across shield sizes.
The Suh‑Dacamara ptosis fascia needle is engineered for harvesting and placement of fascial grafts during ptosis correction and frontalis suspension procedures. The 1.2mm diameter titanium shaft combines rigidity for deep fascial penetration with corrosion resistance across repeat sterilization cycles. Its curved profile and three‑finger grip on the 130mm length support precision handling when threading fascia lata through eyelid planes.
This Suh‑Dacamara variant offers a slightly larger 1.4mm needle diameter for dense fascia passage during complex frontalis suspension and ptosis reconstructions. The rounded handle with three‑finger grips provides tactile feedback and stability when advancing the needle through multiple tissue planes. Titanium construction ensures lasting reliability across many cases.
The Suh-Dacamara strabismus recession muscle hook features a 0.55mm wide grooved track within an 11mm hook for precision muscle isolation during horizontal rectus procedures. The knobbed tip prevents muscle slippage and tissue trauma, while the 31mm working length supports direct muscle identification. Grooved round titanium handle and 125mm total length enable secure two-hand manipulation.
This Suh-Dacamara strabismus recession muscle hook variant features identical grooved-track geometry and knobbed-tip design as the grooved-handle version but with a flat handle for alternative grip preference during horizontal rectus recession. The 0.55mm grooved track and 11mm hook width ensure precision muscle isolation and control. Titanium construction provides lasting durability.
The Suh‑Dacamara strabismus muscle hook is a right‑sided titanium hook with a 0.55mm wide grooved track on an 11mm hook that tapers from 1mm to 0.8mm, terminating in a knobbed tip. The groove guides suture along the muscle belly during strabismus recession, and the knobbed tip prevents inadvertent muscle slip. The 31mm working length suits extraocular muscle isolation.
The Fichman surgical glide combines two functional zones in a single sterile pack for phacoemulsification and IOL insertion workflows. The 10mm phaco glide section tapers from 2.6mm to 1.75mm width, accommodating fine handpiece control during nucleus manipulation. The 20 × 5mm IOL portion provides the conforming surface for lens positioning. This sterile, individually‑packaged design supports case‑to‑case consistency.
The Sussman four‑mirror gonioscope lens enables comprehensive angle visualization and therapy assessment using four discrete optical mirrors. The glass construction and multi‑mirror design support detailed inspection of all angle quadrants during glaucoma diagnosis and treatment. Its reusable format supports routine gonioscopy in clinic and operating room workflows.
These straight suture forceps feature 0.12mm platforms with 1 × 2 teeth angled at 90 degrees for perpendicular suture manipulation in tight conjunctival and capsular spaces. The ergonomic fenestrated handle and 105mm length enhance control during fine knot work. Lightweight construction minimizes hand fatigue during extended closure sequences.
These curved suture forceps combine ultra-fine 0.12mm tips with integral tying platforms for anterior segment wound closure and IOL haptic manipulation. The 1 × 2 interlocking tooth pattern distributes grip across delicate suture material without slippage. Titanium provides corrosion resistance over many surgical cases.
This curved ophthalmic suture forceps delivers consistent grip through its 0.12mm ultrafine 1 × 2 interlocking tip geometry, ideal for wound closure across all anterior segment procedures. The 6mm tying platforms support reliable knot construction during IOL implantation and corneal suturing. Curved titanium construction supports corrosion resistance over extended clinical use.
This straight suture forceps in titanium provides delicate control for fine corneal and scleral suturing. The 0.12mm tip engages monofilament through a 1 × 2 tooth pattern that distributes gripping force evenly, while 6mm platforms enable reliable knot tying. At 85mm, the compact length suits detailed anterior segment suturing.
The Sweeney manipulator/cracker with flat paddle-shaped tip and concave working surface enables efficient nuclear fragmentation during phacoemulsification. The paddle design provides controlled nucleus cracking with minimal posterior capsule trauma.
The Swiss blade breaker is engineered for safe, controlled fracture of breakable surgical blades during cataract surgery and keratoplasty procedures. Its conical serrated 13mm jaws lock blades securely in place, while the end‑lock mechanism holds the blade fast during the breaking maneuver. Round knurled handle and polished finish support secure, one‑handed operation. Supplied with 10 stainless‑steel breakable blades.
Swiss jeweler #1 forceps narrow to a 0.12mm fine point for the most delicate ophthalmic manipulation, including capsule fragments, suture ends, and small foreign bodies. The smooth handle and dull finish reduce both reflectivity and slippage under the microscope. At 120mm, the shaft seats comfortably between thumb and forefinger for sustained microsurgical work.
Swiss jeweler forceps are precision-crafted for delicate tissue manipulation in ophthalmic microsurgery. The 0.34mm fine pointed tips enable controlled grasping of capsular edges and thin tissue during cataract and corneal procedures. Straight shafts and smooth handles support stable tactile control.
Curved Swiss Jeweler #7 forceps carry an extra‑fine 0.17mm pointed tip for reaching behind structures during microsurgical work. The standard curve clears the line of sight to the tip, and the smooth handle supports a steady pencil grip across long cases. A dull 115mm finish keeps reflection out of the microscope.
The diamond‑dusted Swiss jeweler forceps offers superior grip security on smooth IOL materials and fine suture without slipping. The #4 size and 0.13mm tip width suit precision IOL positioning and suture manipulation. The dull finish minimizes light reflection during detailed IOL‑related work.
The Tagliabo Seagull fasanella-Servat V-style M�ller muscle resection clamp is engineered for controlled eyelid elevation in ptosis repair. Its 6-pin interlocking jaw design with 4 grooves and 3 holes per jaw provides graduated holding force and tissue depth measurement. The 26mm wide jaws and nut-post clamping mechanism enable stable, adjustable muscle plication across the full surgical range. The 95mm overall length supports comfortable handheld manipulation.
The Tanna‑Lieberman adjustable speculum provides variable eyelid spacing controlled by surgeon adjustment. Straight 15mm wire blades remain parallel while opening width is tuned to individual patient anatomy. The integrated traction suture anchor posts support placement of fixation sutures, enabling independent lid management during complex anterior segment procedures.
This Teflon cutting block underpins the Iowa P.K. press punch, providing a non-adhesive surface where donor corneal tissue centers without slipping or crushing. Round geometry with two-color contrast zones (white and color) permits visual centration of the donor button relative to punch bore, improving graft quality and reducing mechanical damage during tissue preparation. Reusable and easy to clean.
This temporal-approach lid speculum is designed for inferior temporal clear corneal or limbal approach surgeries. Its angled-up geometry positions the inferior lid blade away from the surgical field, while the U-shaped wire back supports stable retraction. The 14mm solid blade and 16mm spread suit temporally angled procedures where traditional specula interfere with instrument access.