Eye Speculums(18)

Lancaster Eye Speculum is a specialized tool that ophthalmic surgeons commonly use to statically retract the upper and lower eyelids, in order to gain an optimal view of the surgical field.

• Solid Blade Ensuring Maximum Retraction.
• Slightly Curved Arms to Fit the Facial Contour.
• 16mm Blade Size for Treating Adult Patients.

Lester-Burch Eye Speculum is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to statically separate the upper and lower eyelids, especially during procedures that require an enhanced view of the eyeball and its adnexal tissues.

• Solid Blades Ensuring Optimal Retraction.
• Adjustable Spring Mechanism to Self-Lock the Blades.
• Serrated Finger Grips Ensuring Superior Handling.

Lieberman Eye Speculum is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to statically retract the eyelids, in order to broaden the view of the surgical field.

• Multiple Blade Profiles to Suit Different Approaches.
• Angled Arms to Follow the Facial Contour.
• Adjustable Compund Mechanism to Self-Lock the Blades.

McNeill-Goldman Scleral Fixation Ring & Blepharostat is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons can use to provide an enhanced view of the ocular globe, and also prevent its contents from collapsing.

• Upper & Lower Fenestrated Lips for Precise Retraction.
• 15 to 17mm Diameter Sizes to Suit Multiple Applications.
• Medial & Temporal Openings for Maximum Exposure.

Mellinger Eye Speculum is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons use to broaden the margin between the upper and lower eyelids, in order to expose the ocular globe and its adnexal tissues.

• 15mm Blade Size Promoting Optimal Exposure.
• Open Wire Blade Profile for Enhanced Sightlines.
• Serrated Finger Grips Ensuring Maximum Control.

Murdoch Eye Speculum is an ophthalmic device that surgeons frequently use to separate the upper and lower eyelids, especially during procedures that require maximum exposure of the surgical field.

• Fenestrated Blade Profile Ensuring Enhanced Sightlines.
• Cylindrical Curved Arms to Follow the Facial Contour.
• Adjustable Sliding Bar to Self-Lock the Blades.

Tanna-Lieberman Eye Speculum is a specialized device that ophthalmic surgeons can use for statically maintaining the eyelids apart, in order to gain maximum exposure of the ocular surgical field.

• Fenestrated Blade Profile Ensuring Enhanced Sightlines.
• Angled Outline for Fitting the Facial Contour.
• Adjustable Compound Mechanism to Self-Lock the Blades.

Williams Eye Speculum is an ophthalmic instrument that surgeons commonly use to statically separate the upper and lower eyelids, especially during ophthalmic procedures that require maximum exposure of the eyeball.

• Fenestrated Blades Ensuring Enhanced Sightlines.
• Slightly Curved Profile to Follow the Facial Contour.
• Adjustable Screw Mechanism to Self-Lock the Blades.