97 devices · GMDN 44711
An optical medical device procedural cover is a protective shield designed to fit over the tip of optical instruments like laser guides or endoscopes. Its primary purpose is to prevent direct eye exposure to the device’s surface and reduce cross-contamination between patients during procedures.
These covers are typically single-use, made of rigid or semi-rigid transparent plastic, and are not intended to alter the device’s function or spacing. Regulation and classification vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally treated as accessories to the primary optical instrument they accompany.
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