1272.VFI05: DORC 25G VFI Cannula w/7mm Thin Wall Polyimide Tip

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| Price: | $9.00 EACH |
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| In Stock: | 15 eaches |
| Expiration: | 01-2028 (or later) |
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AccessGUDID Info
- FDA Product Code: HMX
- FDA Product Code Name: Cannula, Ophthalmic
- GMDN Term Code: 46705
- GMDN Term Name: Ophthalmic irrigation/infusion/aspiration cannula, non-illuminating, single-use
- GMDN Term Description: A rigid or semi-rigid tube (non-illuminating) designed to be inserted into the eye to facilitate infusion, irrigation, and/or aspiration of fluids/gases during ophthalmic surgery (e.g., phacoemulsification, vitreoretinal surgery, sub-Tenon’s anaesthesia, capsule polishing). It is a single- or multi-lumen device, typically made of high-grade stainless steel, and may include a length of flexible tubing or a basic handle (without controls). It may be blunt, or include a sharp angled tip/hook (e.g., irrigating cystotome for capsulotomy), however it does not have a sharp bevelled end for initial puncture of the eye (i.e., not a needle). This is a single-use device.
Manufacturer
Dutch Ophthalmic Research Center (DORC) is a global ophthalmic company focused on developing and manufacturing surgical instruments and systems for retinal, cataract, and combined ophthalmic procedures. Known for its EVA Phaco-Vitrectomy System, DORC offers high-performance fluidics, dual-mode foot control, and precise cutting capabilities to support both anterior and posterior segment surgeries. The company also provides a wide range of disposable instruments, trocars, illumination systems, and perfluorocarbon liquids used in vitreoretinal procedures. With a commitment to innovation and surgeon collaboration, DORC delivers versatile, high-quality solutions designed to meet the demands of complex eye surgeries.
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