| Key Design Features |
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| • High-precision corneal marking and manipulation tools • Smooth spatulas and flap lifters • Diamond and specialty knives • Fine forceps and hooks • Designed for predictable corneal handling • Sterilizable reusable options |
| Related procedures |
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| • LASIK • PRK • LASEK • SMILE • Limbal relaxing incisions • Astigmatic keratotomy • Refractive lens procedures |
| RUMEX Expertise |
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| • Overnight, express and economy shipping options available • Directly from manufacturer • Instruments are co-designed with practicing doctors • CE compliance • Flexible payment options including PO payments |
| FAQ |
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| Which instruments are needed for LASIK and PRK? A refractive set must include at least speculums, flap spatulas, markers, forceps, epithelial removal tools, cannulas, and instruments for flap repositioning. Are diamond knives available for refractive incisions? RUMEX supplies a range of adjustable-depth diamond knives for refractive incision procedures, including arcuate or limbal relaxing incisions. Which spatula is recommended for flap manipulation? A thin, polished, atraumatic flap spatula with a suitable angle is generally preferred. Are markers available for optical-zone and axis marking? Yes, optical-zone, corneal center, axis, and degree markers are available. Can instruments be used with femtosecond workflows? Many manual refractive instruments can be used alongside femtosecond laser workflows, provided they are appropriate for the specific technique. How should refractive instruments be cleaned? Clean promptly after use, use approved detergent and soft accessories, protect fine edges, rinse and dry fully, inspect, and sterilize according to the IFU. |
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