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Built on the Simcoe pattern, this curved cortex extractor combines irrigation and aspiration through a 23ga shaft with a 15mm (5/8 inch) reach. The curved tip cradles into the capsular bag periphery, sweeping residual cortex toward the central port while the surgeon maintains a stable chamber. The curvature suits sub‑incisional cortex removal in manual cataract technique.
Features & Benefits
This 21‑gauge Sisler lacrimal trephine is a sterile disposable instrument designed for canalicular and lacrimal duct work. The small gauge and precision cutting ring enable selective tissue removal in confined periocular anatomy. Single‑use sterility eliminates the risk of blade dulling from prior cases, ensuring reliable performance in delicate lacrimal procedures.
This 2.4mm angled disposable slit knife with a full handle creates the main phaco or implant incision at a moderately narrow gauge, suited to micro‑coaxial cataract platforms. The single‑use sterile blade preserves first‑pass sharpness, and the full handle supports steady control.
Measuring 2.65mm and angled for optimized surgical approach, this slit knife is designed as a disposable blade for controlled cataract entry. The full steel handle provides balanced fingertip grip during incision initiation. Sold as a single‑use instrument, it eliminates blade edge degradation between cases and supports reproducible corneal architecture across the surgical schedule.
This 2.75mm angled slit knife creates the main phaco incision with a bevel‑up cutting geometry that lifts cleanly through corneal lamellae. The full handle gives the surgeon a stable grip across the incision stroke, and each blade ships sterile in individual packaging within a six‑per‑box configuration.
Sized for standard phaco entry, this 2.8mm angled slit knife carries a bevel‑up edge for clean self‑sealing keratome incisions. The angled shaft preserves visibility of the cutting tip as it enters the cornea, while the full handle supports balanced two‑finger rotation through the wound path. Individually sterile with six per box.
Eye shields protect the cornea and anterior segment during postoperative recovery or sleeping hours. Solo-Shields are made from clear polycarbonate with adjustable elastic straps, providing transparent patient visibility while maintaining contact‑free protection. The latex‑free design and single-vented format eliminate foam residue and post-operative allergenic exposure.
This spatulated needle combines a 27ga ultra‑fine gauge with a gently curved distal end for delicate fluid delivery and micro‑manipulation in anterior chamber surgery. The slightly curved tip permits controlled fluid direction without high‑pressure jetting, while the 25mm length (0.97") provides adequate reach. Sterile, single‑use delivery guarantees consistent edge geometry.
Angled 15 degrees with a 5mm restricted‑depth blade, this stab knife is built for controlled implant pocket and sclerotomy entry. The restricted depth limits over‑penetration during paracentesis or fixed‑depth incisions, while the full handle supports stable two‑finger rotation. Sold six per box.
This large sterile silicone eye conformer maintains orbital socket volume after enucleation or evisceration in patients with larger socket anatomy, with stab apertures permitting drainage of postoperative secretions. The vented form suits the later phase of conforming when open drainage benefits tissue organization. Sterile single‑use packaging ensures a clean conformer at fitting.
This large sterile silicone eye conformer maintains orbital socket volume after enucleation or evisceration in patients with larger socket anatomy. The solid surface without apertures supports early postoperative conforming and maintenance of the conjunctival cul‑de‑sac. Sterile single‑use packaging keeps fitting clean and predictable.
This medium sterile silicone eye conformer maintains orbital socket volume after enucleation or evisceration, with stab apertures permitting drainage of postoperative secretions. The vented design suits the later phase of conforming when open drainage supports hygiene and tissue organization. Sterile single‑use packaging keeps fitting workflow clean and predictable.
This medium sterile silicone eye conformer maintains orbital socket shape after enucleation or evisceration, holding the conjunctival fornices open while the socket heals. The solid (apertureless) form is suited to early postoperative wear before drainage becomes necessary. Sterile single‑use packaging keeps fitting workflow clean and predictable.
This small sterile silicone eye conformer maintains orbital socket volume after enucleation or evisceration, with stab apertures permitting drainage of postoperative secretions. The vented design suits the later phase of conforming when drainage and hygiene benefit from open communication with the cul‑de‑sac. Sterile single‑use packaging supports clean fitting at the slit lamp or chairside.
This small sterile silicone eye conformer maintains orbital socket volume after enucleation or evisceration, preserving the conjunctival cul‑de‑sac while the socket heals and tissues organize. The smooth solid surface (no apertures) supports early postoperative wear before drainage holes are needed. Single‑use sterile packaging ensures a clean, ready conformer at the point of fitting.
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.
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 Tunis LASIK cannula provides controlled stromal bed irrigation during flap creation and replacement. A 23ga lumen on a 1‑1/4 inch shaft delivers balanced salt solution at the corneal interface, helping clear debris and seat the flap without inducing folds. The slim profile fits comfortably beneath the lifted flap.
The V‑shape cannula features a 2 × 2mm V‑profile working tip on a 25ga 22mm shaft for diffuse irrigation and gentle tissue separation. The V geometry spreads fluid laterally rather than jetting forward, supporting hydrodissection while limiting capsular stress. Supplied sterile in single packages with a 10‑unit minimum.
This viscoelastic cannula is engineered for controlled injection of viscoelastic agent into the anterior chamber during cataract and IOL implantation procedures. The 27ga ultra‑fine lumen minimizes reflux while providing adequate viscoelastic distribution, and the formed tip with 11mm offset ensures optimal material placement. Single‑use sterility guarantees consistent injection performance.
This Visimark corneal marking pad comes pre‑inked with GentiViolet and ready for immediate use at the surgical field. The elongated flat design efficiently transfers marking ink onto straight corneal markers, supporting precise axis identification during refractive surgery. The disposable format eliminates marking pad sterilization and cross‑case contamination risk.