Description
Schweiz Mod Foreign Body Instrument
The Schweiz Mod foreign body instrument stands out in this range because it comes in three forms. You can choose curved, standard or straight to suit your approach. Each one lifts surface particles from the cornea or under the lids.
Three Forms to Choose From
- Curved: helps you reach around the lid margin or brow.
- Straight: gives a direct line from hand to tip.
- Standard: the base form of this modified pattern.
- Compare all three in the photos before you order.
How the Bend Changes Your Approach
A curve lets the hand sit away from the line of sight. So you can see the tip clearly at the slit lamp. A straight shaft, on the other hand, feels more direct. Many clinicians find it easier to judge depth that way.
Which Form to Pick First
If you are unsure, start with the form closest to your current tool. Then add a second form later. Clinics that see many lid cases often favor the curve. Meanwhile, those who work mostly on the central cornea may prefer straight.
Cleaning Curved and Straight Shafts
Curves can trap debris on the inner side of the bend. So brush that area with care. Straight shafts clean more simply, though the tip still needs attention. Dry each one fully, then check it under magnification.
Buying More Than One Form
Some clinics buy all three forms at once. Then each clinician can test them over a few weeks. After that, they reorder the shape they reach for most. It is a simple way to settle on a house standard.
Cover, Steel and Related Tools
All three forms ship non-sterile and can be reused after you clean and sterilize them. Each form carries cover for three years against manufacturing defects across the Schweiz set. Our stainless steel is chosen in line with ASTM F899. Explore more ophthalmic instruments or the Bowman curved or straight pattern. Order questions? The FAQ page on our site has quick answers.
Schweiz tools are for professional use; see how we suggest sterilizing and how orders ship.
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