FLUROSCÉNE
Fluorescein sodium ophthalmic diagnostic strips for clean, consistent corneal staining and rapid clinical visibility in everyday ophthalmic practice.
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Clean presentation, clear labelling, and professional packaging designed for confident identification in clinic and OT settings.
Where FLUROSCÉNE is used
in ophthalmic practice.
Fluorescein sodium diagnostic strips support a wide range of routine and specialized ophthalmic evaluations, from daily clinic work to operating theatre assessments.
Corneal Staining
Identifies corneal epithelial defects, abrasions, ulcers, and foreign body tracks. Fluorescein pools in areas of cellular loss, making damaged tissue visible under cobalt blue illumination.
DiagnosticTear Film Breakup Time (TBUT)
Evaluates tear film stability by measuring the interval between a complete blink and the appearance of the first dry spot on the corneal surface under cobalt blue light.
Dry EyeContact Lens Fitting
Assesses the fluorescein pattern between the contact lens and cornea. This helps clinicians evaluate lens fit, alignment, edge clearance, and movement during fitting and follow-up.
FittingApplanation Tonometry
Essential for Goldmann applanation tonometry: fluorescein allows visualization of the semicircular mires used to measure intraocular pressure accurately.
IOPWound Leak Detection (Seidel Test)
Detects aqueous leakage through surgical or traumatic corneal wounds. Fluorescein dilution at the wound site produces a visible streaming pattern under cobalt blue light.
SurgicalLacrimal Drainage (Jones Test)
Evaluates patency of the nasolacrimal drainage system. Fluorescein instilled in the conjunctival sac is checked for recovery in the nose or throat after a defined interval.
LacrimalTechnical profile.
Key specifications for product evaluation, tender documentation, and regulatory submissions.
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How to use fluorescein strips.
A simple, standardized technique for consistent diagnostic results across clinical settings.
Open Pouch
Peel open the sealed sterile pouch. Hold only the flat, non-impregnated end of the strip.
Moisten Tip
Apply one or two drops of sterile saline or ophthalmic irrigation solution to the dye-impregnated tip.
Apply to Eye
Gently touch the moistened tip to the lower conjunctival fornix while the patient looks up.
Examine
Ask the patient to blink several times. Examine under cobalt blue light for fluorescence patterns.
Designed for daily clinical use.
Individually Sealed Strips
Each strip is individually heat-sealed in a transparent sterile pouch, ensuring sterility until the point of use and easy identification.
EO Sterilized
Ethylene oxide sterilization ensures each strip is safe for diagnostic contact with the ocular surface, meeting international sterilization standards.
Professional Brand Presentation
Clean packaging design with clear product identity supports confident shelf placement and professional clinical environments.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place protected from light and moisture. Do not use if individual pouch has been opened or damaged.
What the published literature says about fluorescein in ocular surface and tear film assessment
The clinical case for this product category does not rest on our own material. The studies below are independent, peer-reviewed and indexed in PubMed, and they cover fluorescein in ocular surface and tear film assessment as a subject. Each entry links to its PubMed record so the primary source can be read in full.
- Randomized Controlled TrialCorneal punctate staining with latanoprost, bimatoprost, and travoprost in healthy subjectsStewart WC et al. (2003) · Journal of glaucoma · PMID 14646682
- ReviewGrading of corneal and conjunctival staining in the context of other dry eye testsBron AJ et al. (2003) · Cornea · PMID 14508260
- Journal ArticleCorneal Staining Responder Analysis: A Clinically Meaningful Dry Eye OutcomeAkpek EK et al. (2025) · Ophthalmology · PMID 40714162
Independent peer-reviewed publications indexed in PubMed. Listed as clinical background on the molecule and device class; they are not studies of Agaaz products and imply no endorsement.
Common questions about
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