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YAG Capsulotomy + Iridectomy Contact Lens — 7.5mm, +70D (Iridectomy) / +30D (Capsulotomy), Anodized Rim

YAG Capsulotomy + Iridectomy Contact Lens — 7.5mm, +70D (Iridectomy) / +30D (Capsulotomy), Anodized Rim

Precio habitual $499.00 USD
Precio habitual Precio de oferta $499.00 USD
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Ophthalmic YAG laser contact lens for Nd:YAG laser posterior capsulotomy (after cataract surgery) and Nd:YAG laser iridectomy (angle-closure glaucoma prophylaxis + treatment). Choose Iridectomy variant (+70D plano-convex condensing button, 7.5mm) or Capsulotomy variant (+30D condensing button). Both variants use modified Goldmann-type fundus lens design with condensing button bonded to anterior surface — concentrates YAG energy at the target so surgeon can use lower power settings (reduced collateral tissue damage). Anodized light metal rim provides firm grip during procedure. $499 direct — versus $1,200-$2,500 for Ocular Instruments / Volk / Haag-Streit equivalent lenses.

✓ 2 Variants: Iridectomy / Capsulotomy✓ 7.5mm Diameter✓ +70D (Iridectomy) / +30D (Capsulotomy)✓ Modified Goldmann Design✓ Anodized Metal Rim✓ Nd:YAG Compatible✓ Lower Laser Power Setting✓ Anti-Reflection Coated
Where this sits in the market: Ocular Instruments YAG capsulotomy lens: $1,200-$1,800. Volk PDT laser lens: $1,500-$2,200. Haag-Streit AT 900 tonometer + laser lens: $2,000-$3,500. This SciMed YAG contact lens delivers the same clinical function — modified Goldmann fundus lens design, condensing button (+70D or +30D), anodized rim, Nd:YAG compatibility — at $499 direct. Ideal for high-volume cataract centers, ophthalmology practices offering YAG capsulotomy as post-cataract care, and international eye clinics scaling YAG laser capacity.

Variant selection

Variant Condensing button Clinical use
Iridectomy +70D plano-convex Nd:YAG laser peripheral iridectomy — angle-closure glaucoma prophylaxis + treatment. Higher +70D power condenses laser energy at iris peripherally for full-thickness hole creation.
Capsulotomy +30D condensing lens Nd:YAG laser posterior capsulotomy — treatment of PCO (posterior capsule opacification) after cataract surgery. Lower +30D power condenses laser at posterior capsule plane for clean capsule opening.

Clinical applications

Nd:YAG posterior capsulotomy (Capsulotomy variant): Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) develops in 30-50% of pseudophakic patients within 3-5 years of cataract surgery. Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy is the definitive treatment — a 3-4 mm central opening in the opacified posterior capsule immediately restores vision without invasive surgery. Procedure takes ~30 seconds per eye, performed at slit lamp with the YAG contact lens holding lids open and condensing laser energy. Reimbursement: CPT 66821, Medicare-covered, out-of-pocket ~$300-800.

Nd:YAG peripheral iridectomy (Iridectomy variant): Prophylactic treatment for angle-closure glaucoma-suspect eyes (narrow angles) + definitive treatment for acute angle closure. Small full-thickness hole (~500 μm) in peripheral iris allows aqueous humor flow from posterior to anterior chamber, equalizing pressure. Prevents pupillary block. Procedure at slit lamp with iridectomy contact lens, ~1-2 minutes per eye. CPT 66761, Medicare-covered.

Specifications

Base lens design Modified Goldmann fundus contact lens
Contact diameter 7.5 mm (fits standard adult cornea)
Iridectomy variant +70 D plano-convex condensing button on anterior surface
Capsulotomy variant +30 D condensing lens on anterior surface
Rim material Anodized light metal (aluminum or brass) — firm grip during procedure
Laser compatibility Nd:YAG lasers (all standard makes: Alcon, Ellex, Ziemer, Lumenis, Nidek)
Coating Anti-reflection coating on optical surfaces (reduces backreflection to patient)
Cleaning Standard ophthalmic instrument cleaning (mild soap + water + alcohol wipe)
Sterilization Cold sterilization (Cidex OPA or equivalent) — do NOT autoclave
Includes Contact lens in protective velvet-lined case with cleaning cloth
Warranty 1-year against manufacturing defects (coating, rim integrity)

Best for

  • Ophthalmology practices offering YAG capsulotomy (standard post-cataract care)
  • Cataract surgery centers (high-volume post-op YAG capsulotomy)
  • Glaucoma specialty practices (Nd:YAG iridectomy for angle-closure)
  • Comprehensive ophthalmology + optometry practices with YAG laser
  • Community + rural eye hospitals
  • University ophthalmology residency programs
  • Aravind / L V Prasad-style cataract camps + eye care outreach
  • Veterinary ophthalmology (large-animal + specialty small-animal)
  • International eye clinics via DDP (India, GCC, LATAM, SE Asia)

Buying for an ophthalmology practice, eye hospital, or NGO?

  • Volume pricing on 3+ lens orders — practice multi-lane fleets, teaching program stock
  • Net-30 invoicing for verified ophthalmology / eye hospital accounts
  • SAM.gov / VA / DoD compliant procurement — VA ophthalmology + military eye clinics
  • Complete YAG kit — laser capsulotomy lens + iridectomy lens + surgical case bundle discount
  • Compatible with all standard Nd:YAG lasers — no OEM-specific proprietary interfaces
  • International DDP — largest cataract surgery markets globally (India, LATAM, MENA)
  • NGO cataract camp pricing on 10+ unit orders
Email procurement →(669) 265-9353

FAQ

How does this compare to an Ocular Instruments YAG lens?

Feature parity on essentials — modified Goldmann design, +70D / +30D condensing button, anodized metal rim, anti-reflection coating, 7.5mm contact diameter. Ocular Instruments has slightly better lens polish + coating durability. Price differential: $499 vs $1,200-$1,800. For high-volume practices doing 20+ YAG procedures/week, the SciMed lens delivers full clinical function at 30-40% of Ocular pricing.

Is this compatible with my Nd:YAG laser?

Yes — compatible with all standard Nd:YAG lasers: Alcon (Constellation, Aquapor), Ellex (Tango, Ultra Q), Lumenis (Selecta II, Solstar), Nidek (YC-1800, YC-200), Ziemer (Femto LDV), Rodenstock, Volk generic YAG. No proprietary laser interface required.

Can this be autoclaved?

No — the lens optical coatings + adhesive between the base lens and condensing button will degrade under autoclave temperatures. Use cold sterilization only (Cidex OPA 12 min or equivalent glutaraldehyde-based sterilant). Rinse thoroughly + dry before reuse.

How long does the anti-reflection coating last?

Typical 5-10 years of clinical use (500-2,000 procedures) before coating shows visible scratches. Coating damage doesn't affect clinical results but slightly increases backscatter. Replace lens when scratches are visible to naked eye.

What's the warranty?

1-year against manufacturing defects (coating separation, rim failure, adhesive delamination). Scratches from normal use + cleaning wear not covered.

Can this replace my Ocular Instruments lens?

Yes — identical clinical function, identical Nd:YAG laser compatibility. Replacement drops right into your existing YAG workflow with no equipment or protocol changes.

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