Medicel Bi-Manual IAs

Medicel Bi-Manual IAs

Medicel develop and manufacture a broad range of innovative intra-operative, single-use instruments and advanced injection systems for use in ophthalmic micro-incision surgery. The Medicel Bi-Manual IAs and all their products are Swiss made.

Strong coaxial and bimanual solutions with comfortable control

The Medicel Bi-Manual IA systems provide the user with a wide range of proven micro-incision instruments. The textured handpiece grip surface offers comfortable handling and user control. They are compatible with all common luer connectors and are available in the preferred designs and sizes from 23 gauge to 20 gauge.

No sterilisation required for single use preassembled handpiece.

BIMANUAL I/A handpieces in Classic design. Compatible with all common luer connectors. Available in the preferred designs and sizes from 23G to 19G.

SBS105 21G – Classic Design bi-manual I/A – Front-port irrigation and Aeroplane nose tip aspiration. Irrigation polished, aspiration textured 0.35mm

SBS110A 21G – Classic Design bi-manual I/A – Aeroplane nose tip irrigation and aspiration. Irrigation polished 2×0.45mm, aspiration textured 0.35mm

SBS310 21G – Ergonomic Grip bi-manual I/A – Irrigation polished 2×0.45mm , aspiration textured 0.35mm

SBS320 23G – Ergonomic Grip bi-manual I/A – Irrigation polished 2×0.3mm, aspiration textured 0.3mm

Compatible with all phaco machines

Medicel IAs can also be included in our custom procedure packs to improve work flow efficiencies

Ergonomic grip I/A-handles

Ensuring enhanced grip during epinucleus and cortex removal

Capsular polishing

Options of smooth or textured tips for capsule polishing

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The latest in bimanual and coaxial I/As ensuring enhanced grip during epinucleus and cortex removal.

  • Exceptional grip for safe handling
  • Cost-effective alternative
  • Compatible with all phaco machines
  • Single-use
  • Soft-tip co-axial available for reduced risk of capsular rupture