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long, slender loop, 5-1/2" (14.0 cm) Kirby Intra-capsular Lens Loop is a commonly used tool during cataract and lens extraction procedures. The loop is used to hold the lens in place to prevent it from falling back into the vitreous and for eventual extraction. The slender loop design minimizes obstruction during the procedure.

blades 14.0 mm wide, spread 60.0 mm, 3-3/8" (8.5 cm) Knapp Eye Speculum is a frequently used tool in visualizing the globe during ophthalmologic procedures. The open wire design minimizes tissue damage while still providing adequate retraction. The speculum is designed to accommodate up to a 60.0 mm spread with a locking screw to hold in place.

0.5 mm hook, 4-7/8" (12.4 cm) Knolle Iris Hook is a commonly used tool in cataract surgeries. The hook is used to retract a portion of the iris tissue to gain access to the lens capsule. Often, multiple hooks are used at different positions around the iris and anchored, providing adequate visualization for lens removal. The Knolle hook has a slender tip for more selective retraction while featuring a serrated handle for an improved grip.

30 mm blade, with marking at 5 mm, 6 mm & 7 mm from tip, 5" (12.7 cm) Knolle Lens Spatula & Gauge is a useful tool for cataract procedures and other ophthalmologic procedures involving the lens. The spatula may be used to handle the nucleus during extraction or rotation. The gauge feature on the lens allows the surgeon to track the depth of the tool during the procedure.

very delicate narrow jaws, smooth, slightly curved, 4-1/2" (11.5 cm) Kratz Lens Forceps are a unique tool used in artificial lens implantation techniques. The cross action jaw combined with smooth tips help in the controlled grasping of the IOL. The rounded soft curve of the forceps aids in gripping the IOL with minimal damage or alteration. In addition, the forceps feature finger holes in the handle to adjust traction and grip during the procedure. Finally, the forceps come with a locking mechanism designed to free the surgeon's hands if needed.

open blades Kratz-Barraquer Eye Speculum is a commonly used tool in visualizing the ophthalmologic surgical field. The speculum features open wire blades for atraumatic spreading of the lids. The variable compression of the spring allows the surgeon to adjust the degree of spreading. Both pediatric and adult sizes are available depending on surgical need.