- Condition: Factory New
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Learn more:
- MFR: Sklar Ships from Manufacturer
- MPN: 65-7696
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Is this durable enough for frequent sterilization?
Yes, the Sklar Schott Eyelid Speculum is constructed from high-quality stainless steel. This material is specifically chosen for its durability and its ability to withstand repeated sterilization cycles without compromising performance.
Does this tool contain natural rubber latex?
No. This instrument is latex-free, making it a safe choice for both patients and medical staff with latex sensitivities.
Is this instrument built for professional surgical use?
Absolutely. It is a professional-grade ophthalmic instrument designed specifically for precise retraction of the eyelids in surgical environments.
Is this speculum TAA compliant?
Yes, this instrument is fully TAA compliant, meeting the standards required for government procurement and institutional use.
Is this a reusable instrument?
Yes, it is designed for repeated use. Unlike disposable alternatives, this stainless steel speculum is built for longevity, providing excellent value for your surgical toolkit.
Does this product come with a warranty?
Yes, this Sklar instrument is backed by a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty, which highlights Sklar’s commitment to quality and long-term reliability.
Does the speculum arrive ready for immediate use?
The product arrives in factory new condition; however, it is shipped non-sterile. Please ensure the instrument undergoes your facility’s standard sterilization protocols before use.
What is the size of the wire opening?
The wire speculum features an 11mm opening, which is precisely designed for standard ophthalmic retraction needs.
Is this instrument compatible with existing toolkits?
Yes, because it is crafted from standard surgical-grade stainless steel, this speculum is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing surgical kits and instrument trays.
Is this a high-grade medical instrument?
Yes, Sklar is known for manufacturing high-quality surgical tools. This specific Schott-style speculum adheres to rigorous manufacturing standards to ensure the precision required for ophthalmic procedures.