97 devices · GMDN 16065
An ophthalmic conformer is a temporary, plastic shell designed to sit between the eyelid and eyeball after surgery. It keeps the eyelid open and prevents scarring or adhesions while the eye heals, ensuring proper recovery and reducing complications during the healing process.
These devices are generally single-use and regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They are not reusable and must meet safety and performance standards for temporary ocular protection and wound care.
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