Diagnostic Strips

Most commonly used diagnostic strip to visualize defects or abrasions in the corneal epithelium by staining the areas of cellular loss.

Most commonly used diagnostic strip to visualize defects or abrasions in the corneal epithelium by staining the areas of cellular loss.

• Useful for evaluating hard contact lens fitting
• Applanation tonometry
• Evaluating tear film breakup time
• To visualise defects in the corneal epithelium
• Available as sterile strips in individual pouches
• Each strip is impregnated with 1.0 mg of Fluorescein sodium
• Innovative peel open packing with a transparent film on one side
• CE certified variant also available for evaluating contact lens fitting

• Production Capacity: 100 Box
• Delivery Time: 1 day
• Packaging Details: Box

• This diagnostic strip made from the Whatman No 41 filter paper measures the amount of tear production.
• Each strip has a printed mm scale so that they can be easily read
• Available as sterile strips in individual pouches
• Innovative peel open packing with a transparent film on one side
• CE Certified
• Used for measurement of tear production

• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: 1 day
• Packaging Details: Box

This diagnostic strip with Indicator Dye made from the Whatman No 41 filter paper measures the amount of tear production.

• Used for measurement of tear production
• Each strip has a printed mm scale with Indicator Dye
• Can be kept for result comparison before and after treatment
• CE certified

• Production Capacity: 100 Box
• Delivery Time: 1 day

Rose Bengal is an ocular stain that has an affinity for degenerating epithelium.

• It stains devitalized or degenerated epithelial cells as well as mucous filaments
• Available as sterile strips in individual pouches
• Each strip is impregnated with 1.50 mg of Rose Bengal
• Innovative peel open packing with a transparent film on one side

• Production Capacity: 100 Box
• Delivery Time: 1 day
• Packaging Details: Box

These strips work by staining the cornea blue upon instillation. This causes “speckling” of the cornea, which gives the user immediate indication of any dry patches, as well as any muco-deficient or damaged corneal cells.

• Used to stain preferentially damaged or devitalized cells
• To indicate any dry patches, as well as any mucus-deficient or damaged corneal epithelial cells
• It does not stain healthy, proliferating ocular surface cells and has a minimal effect on cell viability
• It does not sting the eye like Rose Bengal, and white light or blue light can be used on the slit lamp during detection
• Available as sterile strips in individual pouches
• Each strip is impregnated with approximately 1.50 mg of Lissamine Green
• Innovative peel open packing with a transparent film on one side

• Production Capacity: 100 box
• Delivery Time: 1 day
• Packaging Details: box