Sklar Alvis Foreign Body Spud, Fine Point
A fine point ophthalmic spud used to gently remove corneal or conjunctival foreign material during eye examination. It supports procurement teams building or restocking specialty instrument sets.
The Sklar Alvis Foreign Body Spud is a fine ophthalmic instrument with a pointed tip, used to lift and remove small foreign material embedded in the cornea or conjunctiva during eye examination and minor procedures. The fine point allows the practitioner to work precisely around the affected area, gently dislodging debris such as metal fragments, dust or other particles without causing further damage to the surrounding ocular surface.
Instruments of this type are a routine part of emergency eye care and general ophthalmology, where corneal foreign bodies are a common presenting complaint requiring prompt, careful removal to prevent infection or scarring. This is a single fixed configuration listing without additional size or angle variants stated.
Eye clinics, emergency departments and general practices that manage ocular foreign body cases typically keep a spud of this kind close at hand alongside slit lamp equipment and other minor ophthalmic instruments used for the same purpose.
