Ophthalmic irrigation/infusion/aspiration tubing, single-use

Ophthalmic irrigation/infusion/aspiration tubing, single-use refers to a flexible, noninvasive tube designed to connect an ophthalmic cannula to external devices such as pumps or fluid containers. It is used during eye surgeries to deliver fluids, irrigate tissues, or aspirate fluids and debris, supporting procedures like glaucoma treatment or vitreous tamponade.

This category includes tubing made from polymer materials, which may have single or double lumens and is supplied either in rolls for cutting to length or in pre-cut lengths. As a single-use device, it is intended for one procedure only and does not include additional components like clamps or spikes; regulatory classification depends on jurisdiction and is determined per device based on its intended use and risk profile.