Ophthalmic Surgical Instruments for Eye Surgery
AzeeMed supplies precision ophthalmic surgical instruments for cataract and phaco surgery, corneal and refractive procedures, glaucoma, vitreoretinal, strabismus and oculoplastic surgery. Our eye surgery range includes micro forceps, capsulorhexis forceps, corneal and Vannas scissors, lid speculums, choppers, manipulators, cannulas, hooks, calipers, markers and diamond knives, designed for the fine control that microsurgery of the eye demands.
Shop Ophthalmology by Category
- Ophthalmic instruments – forceps, scissors, speculums, cannulas, choppers, hooks and more
- Specialty ophthalmic instruments – procedure-specific tools and lenses
- Ophthalmic disposables
- Ophthalmic diamond knives – keratome, clear cornea, paracentesis and LRI knives
Why Surgeons Choose AzeeMed Eye Instruments
- Fine, precisely aligned tips for delicate ocular tissue
- Lightweight, ergonomic round and flat handles for fingertip control
- Smooth finishes that resist glare under the operating microscope
- Consistent quality checked instrument by instrument
Every AzeeMed instrument is made from German surgical-grade stainless steel, is CE marked, reusable and fully autoclavable, and carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. We ship worldwide and supply hospitals, clinics and distributors, with custom instruments, white label OEM and laser marking available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What instruments are used in cataract surgery?
Common cataract surgery instruments include a lid speculum, keratome or diamond knife, capsulorhexis forceps, cystotome, phaco chopper, nucleus manipulator, irrigation/aspiration cannulas, IOL forceps and folders, and corneal scissors.
Are ophthalmic instruments made of titanium or stainless steel?
AzeeMed ophthalmic instruments are mainly made from German surgical stainless steel; selected micro instruments are also offered in titanium, which is lighter and non-magnetic.
How should delicate eye instruments be sterilised?
Clean them immediately after use, protect the tips with silicone caps or a microsurgery tray, and sterilise in a steam autoclave. Avoid instruments touching each other to prevent tip damage.
Can I order ophthalmic instruments with my own brand?
Yes. We offer white label OEM manufacturing and laser marking of your logo on ophthalmic instruments.


















