Ophthalmic Diagnostic Strips

We feel proud to introduce ourselves as an affluent manufacturer, exporter, importer, trader and supplier of Fluorescein Strips. This strip is most commonly used diagnostic strip used to visualize defects or abrasions in the corneal epithelium by staining the areas of cellular loss. Also, we provide this strip in numerous sizes and other customized options to fulfill the requirements of customers. The offered strip used to visualize defects in the corneal epithelium.

Features:

• Perfect finish
• Reliability
• Optimum quality

Other Details:

• It is the most commonly used diagnostic strip used to visualise defects or abrasions in the corneal epithelium by staining the areas of cellular loss
• Also useful for evaluating hard contact lens fitting & applanation tonometry

We have carved out a position in providing the best quality Schirmer Strips. Our strip is individually wrapped and is gauged so they can be easily read. The offered strip is made from the Whatman No 41 filter paper following the standards of market. Moreover, this strip is based upon mechanical reflex stimulation of the tear production and is actually a test of reflex tear production when performed without anesthesia.

Features:

• Optimum quality
• Light weight
• Tear resistance

Other Details:

• This dignostic strip made from the Whatman No 41 filter paper measures the amount of tear production
• These strips are individually wrapped and are gauged so they can be easily read
• The Schirmer test is based upon mechanical reflex stimulation of the tear production and is actually a test of reflex tear production when performed without anesthesia
• Place a dry Schirmer strip over the middle to lateral 1/3 of the lower eyelid
• The patient is then instructed to look forward and blink normally

With our in-depth knowledge and experience, we are engaged in offering a wide array of Rose Bengal Strips that stains devitalized or degenerated epithelial cells as well as mucous filaments. The offered bengal strip is an ocular stain that has affinity for degenerating epithelium. Also, our bengal strip is checked from our side before supplying to customer’s end. This bengal strip is available with us in diverse sizes so as to meet the specific requirements of customers.

Features:

• Light weight
• Excellent quality
• Result oriented

Other Details:

• Rose Bengal Strips is an ocular stain that has affinity for degenerating epithelium (outer layer of cornea).
• Rose Bengal Strip stains devitalized or degenerated epithelial cells as well as mucous filaments.
• Available as sterile strips in individual pouches.

With our past years industry experience, we are engaged in offering an exclusive range of Lissamine Green Strips. Our offered green strip does not sting the eye like rose bengal, and a white light or blue light can be used on the slit lamp during detection. The provided green strip works by staining the cornea blue upon instillation. As well, these green strips are available as sterile strips in individual pouches.

Features:

• Precisely designed
• Perfect finish
• Premium quality

Other Details:

• Lissamine green strips work by staining the cornea blue upon instillation
• This causes "speckling" of the cornea, which gives the doctor immediate indication of any dry patches, as well as any muco-deficient or damaged corneal cells
• Most importantly, lissamine green strips does not sting the eye like rose bengal, and a white light or blue light can be used on the slit lamp during detection
• Available as sterile strips in individual pouches

Fluorescein Strips:

 

It is the most commonly used diagnostic strip used to visualize defects or abrasions in the corneal epithelium by staining the areas of cellular loss. Also useful for evaluating hard contact lens fitting & applanation tonometry.

 

• Box of 100 individually packed sterile strips.

 

Schirmer Strips:

 

This diagnostic strip made from the Whatman No 41 filter paper measures the amount of tear production. These strips are individually wrapped and are gauged so they can be easily read. The Schirmer test is based upon mechanical reflex stimulation of the tear production and is actually a test of reflex tear production when performed without anesthesia. Place a dry Schirmer strip over the middle to lateral 1/3 of the lower eyelid. The patient is then instructed to look forward and blink normally. The strip is removed after 5 minutes and amount of wetting is recorded in millimeters.

 

• Box of 100 individually packed sterile strips.

 

 

Rose Bengal Strips:

 

Rose Bengal is an ocular stain that has affinity for degenerating epithelium (outer layer of cornea). It stains devitalized or degenerated epithelial cells as well as mucous filaments. Available as sterile strips in individual pouches.

 

• Box of 100 individually packed sterile strips.

 

 

Lissamine Green Strips:

 

 

These strips work by staining the cornea blue upon instillation. This causes "speckling" of the cornea, which gives the doctor immediate indication of any dry patches, as well as any muco-deficient or damaged corneal cells. Most importantly, it does not sting the eye like Rose Bengal, and a white light or blue light can be used on the slit lamp during detection. Available as sterile strips in individual pouches.

 

• Box of 100 individually packed sterile strips.