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Eye Protector Pro-ophta® Eye Dressing S Small34228

Eye-Protector-Pro-ophta®-Eye-Dressing-S-Small34228

SKU #

#989626

MPN #

34228

Brand

Lohmann & Rauscher

Stock

In Stock

Quantity

100

Features

DRESSING, EYE PAD PRO-OPHTA SM(50/BX) CUSHIONED

$88.46 USD

Product Specifications Product Usage Additional Information
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Attribute Name Attribute Value
McKesson # 989626
Manufacturer # 34228
Brand Pro-ophta® Eye Dressing S
Manufacturer Lohmann & Rauscher
Application Eye Protector
Color Clear
Dimensions 7.2 X 10 cm
Material 70% Viscose / 30% Polyamide Transparent Polycarbonate / Skin-friendly Polyacrylate Adhesive
Size Small
UNSPSC Code 42311518
Usage Disposable
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  • An elastic eye dressing with a transparent convex disk, the Pro-ophta Eye Dressing S is primarily used following ptosis surgery and for lagophthalmos and facial paresis
  • The disk is transparent and retains its shape
  • It can therefore be used to support the non-operated eye once anaesthesia has worn off
  • The Eye Dressing S is also used to treat sicca syndrome