Single-Use Adson Forceps
Adson Forceps are for holding and manipulating delicate tissues. These forceps have a wide, flat thumb grasp area that is commonly serrated.
Ophthalmic DTR Instruments
Ophthalmic instruments operate at microsurgical tolerances where control, balance and instrument condition matter. Our single-use DTR ophthalmic range supports Australian ophthalmic theatres, cataract day surgeries, oculoplastic teams and specialist eye clinics. We stock high-quality fine forceps, needle holders, scissors, curettes, retractors and dilators. Manufactured by DTR Medical, a UK-based specialist in sterile single-use surgical instruments, the selection helps reduce reprocessing demands and edge degradation associated with reusable tools.
Medical Devices proudly supplies these instruments across Australia, giving medical teams a consistent option for extensive lists and delicate ophthalmic cases. Explore our broad range below or contact us to request a quote for bulk pricing.
Barraquer Needle Holder
Barraquer Needle Holders are used in delicate microsurgical procedures. Non-locking handle with fine jaw for precision work.
Single Use Capsulorhexis Forceps
Capsulorhexis Forceps provide optimal control when grasping tissue to help create a centered and well-rounded capsulorhexis.
Castroviejo Needle Holder
Castroviejo Needle Holder distinguished by the fineness of their tip and the handle which allows the jaws to be activated without effort.
Chalazion Curettes
A curette is used to scrape the walls of the cyst to remove the chalazion contents. A cotton swab is used to apply pressure for hemostasis.
Crile Artery Forceps
Crile Artery Forceps are atraumatic and non-toothed clamps used to clamp blood vessels, grab tissue or vessels.
Disposable Cyst Forceps
The cyst forceps may also be used to grasp cyst contents, further reducing the risk for cyst content splattering.
Single Use Desmarres Retractor
Desmarres Retractor are used to retract the desired eyelid from an individual approach during ophthalmologic surgeries.
Double Ended Punctum Dilator
Double Ended Punctum Dilator is used in Punctoplasty to dilate the Lacrimal Punctum for syringing and flushing.
Disposable Epilation Forceps
Epilation Forceps made of high quality stainless steel with correct spring tension handle for greater control.
SPF2001 / SSF2001 Fine Suture Forceps
Fine Suture Forceps, plain or serrated, delivers an excellent grip to help secure tissue and suture materials.
Single-Use Nasal Speculum
Hartmann Nasal Speculum helps surgeons to examine and treat diseases in the nose, like bleeding.
Iris Scissors
Iris Scissors are used to complete the retinacular release as proximally as possible while the nerve is under vision and protected.
Kerrison Rongeur
Kerrison Rongeur are specifically designed for cutting and removing small pieces of bone during surgery.
Kilner Catspaw Retractor
Kilner Catspaw Retractor is a handheld, double-ended retractor used to retract primarily surface tissue.
Single Use Metzenbaum Scissors
Metzenbaum scissors are used for fine dissection and cutting. They come in different sizes and are curved or straight.
Single Use Mosquito Forceps
Mosquito forceps are a type of hemostatic forceps commonly used to hold delicate tissue or compress a bleeding vessel.
Westcott Scissors
Westcott Scissors is used for blunt dissection of delicate ocular tissue. They are also used for precise cutting of delicate tissue.
About our ophthalmic instruments
Single-use ophthalmic instruments are particularly important in procedures where small changes in tip alignment, edge quality or grip can affect handling. In intraocular surgery, instrument condition and sterility must be tightly controlled, which makes factory-fresh single-use options valuable for reducing reprocessing variables. The DTR Medical ophthalmic range includes 18 instruments for cataract, oculoplastic, lacrimal and general ophthalmic procedures, including forceps, needle holders, scissors, curettes, retractors, dilators and specula. Manufactured by DTR Medical to ISO-certified quality standards, our single-use instruments ensure reliable preparation across specialist eye theatres and high-volume day surgery schedules.
Forceps and needle holders
These ophthalmic surgical instruments are crucial for controlled tissue handling, epilation, capsulorhexis work and microsurgical closure. The range includes fine forceps for grip and tissue control, along with needle holders designed for delicate suture placement and precise jaw action.
- Single-Use Adson Forceps
- Capsulorhexis Forceps
- Disposable Cyst Forceps
- Disposable Epilation Forceps
- Fine Suture Forceps
- Single Use Mosquito Forceps
- Barraquer Needle Holder
- Castroviejo Needle Holder
Scissors and curettes
This selection supports precise cutting, blunt dissection, tissue removal and lacrimal preparation across ophthalmic and oculoplastic procedures. It includes finer scissors for delicate ocular tissue, curettes for cyst-related procedures and specialised instruments for punctum dilation or small-bone removal where required.
- Iris Scissors
- Westcott Scissors
- Single Use Metzenbaum Scissors
- Chalazion Curette
- Kerrison Rongeur
- Double-Ended Punctum Dilator
Retractors and specula
Retractors and specula support controlled exposure across ophthalmic, oculoplastic and related lacrimal-adjacent procedures. This range includes instruments for eyelid retraction, surface tissue retraction and nasal or adjacent access where visualisation and working space need to be maintained.
- Single Use Desmarres Retractor
- Kilner Catspaw Retractor
- Hartmann Nasal Specula
Partner with Medical Devices today
In ophthalmic theatres, instrument supply needs to keep pace with high-volume lists. Medical Devices supports that pace by helping eye hospitals, day surgeries and specialist clinics source single-use DTR ophthalmic instruments in quantities that suit recurring procedure demand. We’re an independent Australian ophthalmic instruments supplier established in 1991 and operate across all states nationwide.
For procurement teams managing several clinical departments, we also have dermatological, gynaecological, neurosurgical, ENT and maxillofacial and general and vascular instruments. If you need further guidance on our product range, explore our types of surgical forceps guide or read our article on single-use vs reusable instruments.
Talk to our team today to discuss your facility’s needs, ordering volumes and suitable DTR instrument options.
FAQs
What are ophthalmic instruments?
Ophthalmic instruments are microsurgical precision tools used by ophthalmic surgeons to examine, handle and operate on delicate eye structures. They include forceps, scissors, needle holders, curettes, retractors and specula, with each instrument designed to support fine control during ophthalmic procedures.
What types of single-use ophthalmic instruments do you offer?
Our range covers single-use forceps (Adson, Capsulorhexis, Cyst, Fine Suture, Epilation, Mosquito), needle holders (Barraquer, Castroviejo), scissors (Iris, Westcott, Metzenbaum), specialty tools (Chalazion curettes, Kerrison Rongeur, Double-Ended Punctum Dilator) and retractors (Desmarres, Kilner Catspaw, Hartmann Nasal Speculum).
Why use single-use instruments for ophthalmic surgery?
Ophthalmic surgery operates at microsurgical tolerances. Single-use instruments help eliminate edge degradation caused by repeated autoclaving, support sterility for intraocular procedures and reduce the reprocessing burden on theatre teams. This is especially important in high-volume cataract day surgeries where turnaround time matters.
Are single-use ophthalmic instruments as precise as reusable ones?
Yes. Sterile single-use ophthalmology instruments are manufactured to the same medical-grade standards as reusable equivalents, with materials such as titanium or surgical stainless steel and, in some cases, tungsten carbide tips for grip. Each instrument arrives in factory-fresh condition, helping avoid dulling, misalignment or biofilm risk associated with repeated reprocessing.
Who supplies single-use ophthalmic instruments in Australia?
Medical Devices supplies single-use ophthalmic instruments to hospitals, eye day surgeries and specialist ophthalmic clinics across Australia. We distribute the full DTR Medical ophthalmic range and offer bulk pricing for facilities.
Can I order single-use ophthalmic instruments in bulk?
Yes. We offer competitive bulk pricing for clinics, hospitals and day surgery centres across the ophthalmic DTR range. Request a quote and our team will provide customised pricing based on your facility’s procedure volume.
Contact Us
Our clinical specialists are ready to help you with product selection or custom pricing for your facility.
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- PO Box 255, Concord NSW 2137
- Unit 2 92-94 Tennyson Rd Mortlake NSW 2137, Australia
