A: They are available in high-quality Stainless Steel and premium Titanium, both offering excellent corrosion resistance and durability for ophthalmic procedures.

A: Straight needle holders are typically used for surface sutures, while curved versions provide better visibility and access in confined or deep surgical areas.

A: The locking mechanism (optional) allows the surgeon to maintain a firm grip on the needle without continuous finger pressure, reducing hand fatigue during long procedures.

A: Yes, both the stainless steel and titanium needle holders are designed to withstand standard sterilization processes, including high-temperature autoclaving.

A: We offer 11cm, 12cm, and 14cm sizes. The 11cm and 12cm models are most common for delicate ophthalmic work, while the 14cm model offers more leverage if needed.

A: The MOQ is just 1 piece, making it convenient for both clinical trials and bulk professional use.