Perforated conformers maintain the conjunctival cul-de-sac after enucleation or evisceration without hindering lid closure. Perforations allow for post-operative eye drop instillation and secretion drainage. Conformers are sterile, translucent and available in flexible or rigid models.  

Designed by B. Fayet, MD and J.A. Bernard, MD The Mono-Crawford is indicated for congenital lacrimal duct obstruction and canalicular pathologies. It has a non-traumatic rounded olive tip and a single plug collarette that anchors the lacrimal stent at the punctum.

The StopLoss® Jones tube Introducer Set is used to select the most appropriate diameter and length of StopLoss® Jones tube. The set comes with one dilator, four sizers, one guide wire and one detachable end cap.  

Symblepharon rings are designed to prevent retraction of the conjunctival cul-de-sac without touching the cornea. The edges are highly polished and atraumatic.  

The Wide/Medium Collarette Monoka® stent is indicated for congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction and canalicular pathologies. It is securely anchored at the punctum by a plug-like collarette. No knots or sutures are necessary.

The StopLoss® Jones Tube Removal Tool ensures a simple and non-traumatic removal of the tube. The loop of the metal rod is placed around the tube to grip and safely remove it. One metal rod and one guide-wire are included.

Recommended for seating the plug-like fixation head. It is required for the plug insertion of the LacriJet®, Masterka®, Monoka®, Mini Monoka®, and Self-Threading Monoka® stents.  

Used to select the appropriate length of Autostable Bicanaliculus Intubation Set ll (SRS II) or Masterka®

Used to select the appropriate length of LacriJet®. Sterile, single use.

Watzke Forceps are used to slide a fixation sleeve onto a band. These forceps are reusable and made of stainless steel.