Freeman-Jaffe lens holding forceps 4 curved jaws with longitudinal groove flat 3-hole handle

Precision Lens Manipulation with Enhanced Grip and Control

Secure delicate intraocular lenses during complex surgical procedures with the Freeman-Jaffe lens holding forceps. Designed for both general surgery and ophthalmic applications, this instrument addresses the critical need for stable, non-slip manipulation of fragile optical components. The 4-inch length provides practical reach and dexterity, while the curved jaws conform naturally to anatomical contours for improved visualization. A longitudinal groove along the jaw surface supports a firm hold on the lens edge, minimizing the risk of slippage or damage during insertion and positioning. The flat 3-hole handle offers a familiar, familiar grip that reduces hand fatigue, allowing surgeons to maintain precise control throughout delicate maneuvers.

Use Cases

• Grasping and positioning intraocular lenses during cataract surgery
• Manipulating delicate optical implants with reduced risk of surface damage
• Providing stable support for lens insertion through small incisions
• Assisting in the adjustment of lens haptics within the capsular bag

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Inspect jaws and grooves for debris or damage before and after each use
• Clean thoroughly using standard facility protocols for surgical instruments
• Store in a protective case to prevent jaw misalignment or tip damage

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.