STACLEAR
Designed For:
Ophthalmologists
Outsourcing Facilities
Ophthalmic Drug Companies

WHY INVENT AN INTRAVITREAL SYRINGE?

In 2018, the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) issued more stringent guidelines for compounding drugs for intraocular injections, adding regulatory risk. 

Floaters In The Eye Reported
In late 2016, the American Society of Retina Specialist (ASRS) alerted its members to the risk of floaters and intraocular pressure caused by liquid silicone oil -- the lubricant used in generic insulin syringes. 

The FDA Steps In For Patient Safety
Insurance companies required retina specialists have their patients sign a liability waiver before the procedure in view of this new liability risk. 

Why Stop at One Problem, When We Can Fix Them All?
Our team worked closely with ophthalmologists and compounding pharmacies to understand ALL their requirements:

- Smoother plunger movement
- High accuracy large markings
- Reduced dead space
- Optimized packaging for customer needs

StaClear Offers 3 Types of Fillable Intravitreal Syringes: Attached Needle, Luer Lock & Luer Slip

StaClear Attached Needle Syringe (SC250AN)
Simply uncap and use, needle included. 
Packaged in convenience trays (50 syringes/tray, 2 trays/box).

StaClear Luer Slip Syringe (SC250LS)
Slip on your preferred needle
Packaged in convenience trays (60 syringes/tray, 2 trays/box).

StaClear 
Luer Lock Syringe (SC250LL)
Includes a 0.025 mL graduation mark
Packaged in convenience trays (50 syringes/tray, 2 trays/box) & in individual unit packs.

Please visit https://staclear.com for more information. 

Please Note: Devices may not be available in all jurisdictions.

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