FCI is delighted to present its innovative and brand new Super Grip forceps to complete its vitreoretinal instruments line.

These disposable vitreoretinal instruments feature an anti-shredding tip design and offer a maximum grasping power of 100 grams. The tip is actuated by a short stroke with low pressure on the handle that reduces any risk of hand tremor. These disposable vitreoretinal instruments feature exceptional precision as there is no forward or backward movement of […]

These single use vitreoretinal instruments have an anti-shredding tip design and offer a maximum grasping power of 100 grams. The tip is actuated by a short stroke with low pressure on the handle that reduces any risk of hand tremor. Additionally, FCI disposable instruments are exceptionally precise as there is no forward or backward movement […]

The Tano polisher features a black silicone tip that maximizes the contrast against the retina during a neuroepithelial membrane polishing. The diamond dust ensures the least amount of shed particles in the eye. The Tano polisher, in 20 Ga, 23 Ga, and 25 Ga, also has a sliding T-Tube™ that protects the tip and ensures […]

All FCI Directional and Directional Extendable laser probes feature an ergonomic non-slip handle for an improved maneuverability during vitreoretinal surgery. The angle of curvature can be changed from 0 to 90 degrees thanks to the cursor on the handle to ensure an optimal control of the tip when working close to the retina. Additionally, FCI […]

All FCI laser probes feature an ergonomic non-slip handle for improved maneuverability during vitreoretinal surgery. The straight, curved and flexible curved tips deliver an ultra-precise concentric laser spot. Additionally, the laser probes are compatible with most laser machines and are available in 20, 23, 25, and 27 Ga with color coding for easy identification. Single […]

FCI is proud to present its latest laser probe. Just by pressing the handle, the angle of curvature can be changed from 0 to 90 degrees. When the handle is released, the probe returns to its straight position for a safe removal. At all times, a low pressure is needed to actuate the handle and […]