Absorbable Punctal Plugs (60-180 days) Extended Duration 20/Bx 0.2-0.5mm
➤ Extended-duration absorbable punctal plugs designed to provide 60–180 days of effe
US FDA Registered➤ Designed for temporary dry eye relief, these collagen punctal plugs provide 7 to 10 days of effective tear retention for improved eye hydration.
➤ Convenient bulk pack of 60 inserts, made from high-quality absorbable collagen for safe and comfortable use.
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➤ Collagen punctal inserts for diagnostic use.
➤ Provides highly effective occlusion in the first 2 to 3 days post-insertion.
➤ Absorbs completely in 7 to 10 days.
➤ 60 inserts per box (10 packs of 6 inserts each).
➤ Available in 0.2 mm, 0.3 mm, and 0.4 mm sizes.
➤ Provides temporary occlusion lasting 7 to 10 days.
➤ Also indicated for extending medication contact time and effectiveness.
➤ Ideal for diagnostic use in chronic dry eye patients considering permanent punctal occlusion.
These plugs are intended for temporary punctal occlusion following surgery or as a trial for permanent punctal occlusion in dry eye therapy.
VeraC7™ Temporary Collagen Punctal Plugs
VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs are intended for temporary use with patients experiencing dry eye symptoms such as redness, burning, reflex tearing, itching, or foreign body sensations which can be relieved by blockage of the canaliculus. The VeraC7™ Collagen Plug is composed of purified collagen, derived from the serosal layer of bovine intestines.
The plugs are supplied sterile, six plugs per package and ten packages per box. Each box contains one size (diameter) plug. Available sizes (diameter): 0.2 mm, 0.3 mm, and 0.4 mm. All plugs are 2.0 mm in length. A variety pack containing all three diameters (24 plugs each) is also available. Each device is intended for single use. DO NOT RESTERILIZE.
VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs are designed to be inserted through the punctal opening into the canaliculus to block tear drainage through the lacrimal drainage system.
Collagen plugs may be used in the treatment of Dry Eye Syndrome and the dry eye components of various ocular surface diseases such as corneal ulcers, conjunctivitis, pterygium, blepharitis, keratitis, red lid margins, recurrent chalazions, recurrent corneal erosion, filamentary keratitis, and other external eye diseases. When indicated, VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs may be used after ocular surgery to prevent complications due to dry eye and to enhance the retention of ocular medications. Patients experiencing ocular dryness secondary to contact lens use may also be aided by VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs.
VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs are contraindicated for patients allergic to bovine collagen, or for patients who are experiencing epiphora, inflammation of the eyelid, or tearing secondary to dacryocystitis with mucopurulent discharge.
If the patient experiences irritation or epiphora after insertion of VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs, a saline irrigation or a probe may be used to expel the plug through the lacrimal sac into the nose or throat. Presence of the plug may alter the prescribed effect of eye drop medications due to the reduction or elimination of tear drainage via the punctum.
Inspect the patient's punctum to determine the appropriate size (diameter) plug prior to insertion of VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs. As a guideline, the measured punctal opening less 0.2 mm may indicate an approximate diameter of the canaliculus. Physician experience should ultimately determine the proper sizing of the canaliculus.
Effective occlusion in the first days after insertion is dependent on the size of the patient's punctal opening and the size of the plugs used. Absorption of VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs is essentially completed between 7 and 10 days. The patient may experience rapid improvement of dry eye symptoms after initial placement, followed by a return of previous discomfort. Such signs of temporary improvement suggest that the patient may benefit from permanent, yet reversible, punctal occlusion with silicone punctal plugs.
U.S. federal law restricts this device for sale by or on the order of a physician.
Care should be used not to perforate the punctum or canaliculus while inserting the VeraC7™ Collagen Plugs. Perforation may cause pain and increase the risk of infection. If perforation occurs, delay the placement of the plug until the wound heals. Presence of the VeraC7™ Collagen Plug may alter the prescribed effect of eye drop medications due to the reduction or elimination of tear drainage via the punctum.
Ambient conditions apply. Do not expose to extreme temperatures.
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