Beer Cilia Forceps

Description

Beer Cilia Forceps

Beer cilia forceps are eyelash forceps named after the ophthalmologist Georg Joseph Beer. Clinicians use them to remove misdirected lashes one at a time.

A long-established pattern

Beer worked in Vienna in the early nineteenth century, and his name remains on several eye instruments. This forceps follows that tradition. So many clinicians recognize it on sight.

10 cm length

The Beer pattern measures 10 cm. That length offers a comfortable hold while the tips work at the lid margin. It also stores neatly with other small ophthalmic tools.

How clinicians use it

The clinician steadies the lid, then closes the tips on the base of the stray lash. Next, a gentle pull removes it. The process repeats for each lash that needs removal.

When to pick the Beer

Choose this pattern if your team already knows it or wants a 10 cm tool. Alternatively, the Littauer offers a shorter 8 cm body. We can help you compare the options.

Caring for your Beer cilia forceps

After each patient, wipe the tips and wash the forceps in warm water. Also inspect the tips closely, since even small damage affects grip. Dry the forceps fully, then sterilize them.

Beer cilia forceps specifications

• Eyelash forceps, Beer pattern
• Length: 10 cm
• Stainless steel

Getting your Beer forceps

Each Beer forceps has a three-year warranty; any workmanship defect is ours to put right. Before shipping, a staff member in Atlanta checks the tips by hand. Our frequently asked questions cover payment and delivery. We cite ASTM F899, the standard on surgical instrument steels. For a shorter lash forceps, try the Littauer cilia forceps. Meanwhile, the ENT instruments category lists more.

Beer forceps are meant for professional use. Our instrument care page mentions Beer photos and why these alloys hold nickel, and our shipping and delivery page covers timing.