Description

Weiss Eye Speculum 7cm – Children (Set of 2, Pediatric Ophthalmic Instruments)

Product Overview

The Weiss Eye Speculum (7cm, Pediatric Size, Set of 2) is a precision ophthalmic instrument specifically designed for children’s eye surgeries and examinations. With its gentle eyelid retraction system, it ensures clear visibility of the surgical field while minimizing discomfort and pressure on delicate pediatric tissues.

Equipped with a spring, self-retaining mechanism, the Weiss speculum securely holds the eyelids apart without manual assistance, giving surgeons full control during delicate pediatric procedures.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is durable, corrosion-resistant, and fully autoclavable for repeated sterilization cycles. Its smooth, atraumatic edges and lightweight design ensure maximum patient comfort and surgeon efficiency.

The 7cm pediatric size is perfectly suited for children’s anatomy, while the set of two provides added practicality for clinical and surgical environments.

Key Features – Weiss Eye Speculum 7cm (Children)

• Pediatric Size (7cm): Specially tailored for children’s ophthalmology

• Set of 2 Specula: Convenient for surgical centers and multiple procedures

• Spring, Self-Retaining Mechanism: Maintains eyelid retraction without manual support

• Premium Stainless Steel: Resistant to corrosion, reusable, and fully autoclavable

• Ergonomic, Safe Design: Lightweight with smooth edges for patient comfort

• Matte / Satin Finish: Reduces glare under surgical lighting

Technical Specifications

• Instrument Name: Weiss Eye Speculum – Children

• Size: 7 cm (Pediatric Use)

• Quantity: Set of 2

• Material: High-Quality Surgical Stainless Steel (AISI 410 / 420)

• Finish: Satin / Matte (Anti-Glare)

• Mechanism: Spring, Self-Retaining

• Application: Pediatric Ophthalmic Surgery & Examinations

• Sterilization: Fully Autoclavable & Reusable

Applications

• Pediatric Cataract Surgery

• Strabismus Correction Procedures

• General Pediatric Eye Examinations

• Microsurgical Ophthalmic Procedures Requiring Eyelid Retraction