Punctal Plug Pre Loaded (Sterile) 2/Box
➤ Designed to provide long-lasting relief for chronic dry eye, featuring a low-profile dome for en
US FDA Registered➤ Designed for effective dry eye relief, these FlexFit™ punctal plugs adapt to multiple sizes for a secure and comfortable fit.
➤ Preloaded & sterile for convenience — individually packaged for easy insertion and optimal patient safety.
➤ Trusted for its flexibility and reliability, ensuring long-lasting moisture retention. Backed by our 30-day free returns for complete peace of mind.
➤ VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ is designed for simple sizing and easy insertion.
➤ Simple sizing — two sizes fit most patients.
➤ FlexFit™ nose design provides easy insertion and superior retention.
➤ Patient comfort and retention, providing a proven treatment for chronic dry eye.
➤ Individually packaged and preloaded on a sterile, disposable inserter.
➤ Low-profile dome for excellent patient comfort.
➤ Available in four sizes — X-Small, Small, Medium, Large.
➤ 1 pair per box.
Sterile Preloaded Punctal Occlusion System
The VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ punctal occluder is designed to provide reduction or elimination of tear drainage through the inferior or superior puncta, thus maintaining lubricating tears on the surface of the eye. Each VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ punctal occluder is molded from medical-grade silicone. The VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ is available in four sizes (x-small, small, medium, and large) and is packaged sterile, two per box. Each occluder is sterile and preloaded on an inserter.
The VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ is for use in patients with dry eye syndromes.
The following complications may occur:
Each box contains two individually packaged sterile VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ punctal occluders preloaded on inserters for single use only. The VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ is manufactured from implant-grade silicone.
Proper sizing can be determined by using a 0.3 mm gauge. If the gauge tip is snug in the punctum, then a small size occluder is required. If there is no resistance to the gauge, then the next larger size should be tried. If resistance is extremely tight, an x-small size occluder should be used.

Should removal be indicated, grasp the vertical shaft of the occluder underneath the exposed cap with sterile forceps. Gently pull upward until the plug is removed. (Figure D)
VeraPlug™ FlexFit™ sterile preloaded punctal occluders are offered in individual trays, two per box. The date of expiration should be confirmed prior to use. If the expiration date has lapsed, the occluder should be discarded.
Store at 15–30°C (59–86°F).
Each box contains Instructions for Use and two labels for your ease and convenience.
Interesting Historical Information
History and Development of Punctal Plugs
1. Origins: The concept of punctal occlusion has been practiced for decades, initially using surgical techniques or improvised materials like cauterization or sutures. Punctal plugs as we know them today were developed in the 1970s and 1980s, coinciding with increased awareness of dry eye syndrome and advances in polymer technology.
2. Milestones: The first silicone punctal plugs were introduced as a minimally invasive, reversible alternative to punctal cautery. Absorbable plugs emerged as a solution for temporary tear retention, allowing patients and doctors to evaluate the effectiveness of punctal occlusion before committing to permanent plugs.
3. Modern Advancements: Innovations include bio-degradable materials, extended-duration plugs, and advanced designs for easier insertion and better patient comfort. Plugs are now available in a range of sizes and materials to suit different anatomical needs and tear drainage conditions.
Interesting Facts About Punctal Plugs
1. Reversible Treatment: Punctal plugs provide a non-surgical, reversible alternative to permanent tear drainage occlusion techniques like cautery.
2. Custom Fit: Plugs come in various diameters to fit the punctal anatomy precisely, ensuring effective tear retention without discomfort.
3. Minimal Invasiveness: The insertion procedure is quick and painless, often performed in a clinic setting with minimal preparation.
4. Improved Compliance: Patients often find punctal plugs more convenient than frequent use of artificial tears, especially for severe dry eye cases.
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