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Fluorescein Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips

Fluorescein Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips Specification

Function
Corneal staining for ophthalmic examination

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight

Instruments Type
Diagnostic strip

Measurement Range
Qualitative detection only

Features
Single-use, sterile, individually packed

Accuracy
Highly sensitive to corneal epithelial defects

Frequency
As required by clinical procedure

Usage Type
Single Use

Shelf Life
2 years from manufacture

Equipment Type
Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips

Material
Paper

Condition
New

Technology
Diagnostic test strip

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Instant diagnostic result

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Hospital

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard strip size, typically 3.8 x 0.5 cm

Weight
Approx. 0.2 g per strip

Color
White strip with orange coloration at tip

Disposability
Dispose after single use as per medical waste guidelines

Applications
Detection of corneal abrasions, foreign bodies, and fitting contact lenses

Sterilization
Gamma sterilized

Composition
Impregnated with sodium fluorescein dye

Packaging
100 strips per box, individually foil packed

Latex Free
Yes

Compatibility
Compatible with slit lamp examination and blue light

Directions for Use
Moisten strip with sterile saline and gently touch to lower conjunctival fornix

About Fluorescein Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips

Fluorescein Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips are those which are used to help in the diagnosis of a number of eye problems. When applied as a drop or within a strip of paper to the surface of the eye it is used to help detect eye injuries such as foreign bodies and corneal abrasions. These strips are also used for staining the anterior segment of the eye when fitting contact lenses, in disclosing corneal injury and in applanation tonometry.

Precision in Ophthalmic Diagnosis

These diagnostic strips offer high sensitivity for detecting corneal epithelial defects, making them invaluable for identifying abrasions, foreign bodies, and for evaluating contact lens fit. Their reliability enhances diagnostic accuracy for ophthalmologists and clinical professionals during routine eye examinations and emergency assessments.

Sterility and Safety Assured

Each strip is gamma sterilized and packaged individually in foil, ensuring a high standard of sterility. Latex-free construction and single-use design minimize risk of contamination and allergic reactions, making use safe for both practitioners and patients in medical settings.

Simple, Effective Process

Usage is straightforward: moisten a strip with sterile saline, gently touch it to the lower conjunctival fornix, and examine the eye using a slit lamp with blue light. This instant process provides immediate, qualitative staining for rapid clinical evaluation.

FAQ's of Fluorescein Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips:

Q: How are Fluorescein Ophthalmic Diagnostic Test Strips used during an eye examination?

A: To use, simply moisten the sterile strip with saline, lightly touch the dyed end to the lower conjunctival fornix, and examine the stained area under a slit lamp and blue light. The process is quick, providing real-time diagnostic results for corneal surface anomalies.

Q: What are the main benefits of using these diagnostic strips?

A: These strips are highly sensitive for detecting corneal abrasions, foreign bodies, and are essential in fitting contact lenses. Single-use, sterile, and latex-free, they assure patient safety while delivering immediate and accurate results for clinicians.

Q: When should I use a new strip, and how should used strips be disposed of?

A: A fresh strip should be used for each patient or procedure. Dispose of each strip after one use according to medical waste guidelines to maintain sterility and minimize the risk of cross-contamination.

Q: Where should the strips be stored to maintain their effectiveness?

A: Store the strips in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Proper storage ensures the strips remain effective and maintains their two-year shelf life from the date of manufacture.

Q: What equipment compatibility is required for effective results?

A: For optimal results, the test strips should be used in conjunction with a slit lamp examination and blue light, which allows for clear visualization of corneal staining and detection of epithelial defects.