Cataract Knives Eye
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CATARACT Knives are used in cataract surgery to make corneal incisions. These scissors are mainly used for a precise depth-first scleral incision (initial groove) during ophthalmological procedures. Our broad range of surgical scissors comes in multiple variations so that you can choose the best one of your choice. The instruments are crafted from German surgical stainless material. So, these incredible scissors are reusable after sterilization.
Von Graefe Cataract Knife, Smith Green Cataract Knife, Wheeler Dissecting Knife, Knapp Cataract Knife, and Green Cataract Knife are uniquely popular patterns. These knives are also present in multiple sizes and styles. Our broad range of surgical instruments is perfect to be part of your surgical kit.
GerMedUSA has brought the solution to all surgeons around the globe. Introducing a perfect instrument for eye treatments, these CATARACT Scissors are perfect for ENT surgeries or treatments at every level. Without comprising the material's quality, German forged stainless steel is used to manufacture every instrument. For executing any ENT surgery, an ENT specialist may need a set of basic instruments. Keeping these requirements in mind, we have designed a unique yet efficient tool for surgeons. All of the instruments are reliable, sturdy, and sharp. Hence after sterilization, they can be reused.

Von Graefe Cataract Knife
Von Graefe Cataract Knife is used to make corneal incisions during cataract surgery. This knife has ...

Smith Green Cataract Knife
Smith Green Cataract Knife is widely used to make incisions in the cornea during ophthalmic surgical ...

Wheeler Dissecting Knife 1 X 18mm
Wheeler Dissecting Knife is an incredible eye instrument. These instruments are manufactured in mult ...

Knapp Cataract Knife 1 X 20mm
Knapp Cataract Knife is widely used to make incisions on the sclera and cornea during ophthalmic sur ...

Green Cataract Knife 1.5mm X 30mm
Green Cataract Knife is widely used to make incisions on the sclera and cornea during ophthalmic sur ...