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Slade LASIK Wire Speculum — Specs, Price & FAQ (MP 5-2061)
The Slade LASIK Wire Speculum (SKU MP 5-2061) is a wire-style ocular speculum sold by Medical Device Purchase at $135. Engineered for maximum globe exposure, it features adjustable 14.5mm blades and a total instrument length of 65mm. Its wire construction and blade adjustability are designed to accommodate a suction ring during anterior-segment procedures. The speculum is currently in stock at buymdp.com.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | MP 5-2061 |
| Price | $135 |
| Instrument Type | Wire speculum |
| Blade Size | 14.5mm (adjustable) |
| Overall Length | 65mm |
| Stock Status | In stock |
Price & Availability
The Slade LASIK Wire Speculum is priced at $135 and is currently in stock. Orders can be placed directly through the product listing.
View the full listing on Medical Device Purchase
For a broader view of how this instrument fits alongside other anterior-segment tools, the LASIK Surgery Equipment: Instruments & Tools Overview covers the full range of instruments commonly stocked for LASIK trays. If you’re assembling a complete tray, the LASIK Set: Essential Instruments for Eye Care Trays provides a useful reference for what else to include alongside a speculum. Buyers comparing instrument options across different platform requirements may also find the LASIK Technology Comparison: Instruments Across Platforms a helpful resource.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SKU for the Slade LASIK Wire Speculum?
The SKU is MP 5-2061.
What blade size does the Slade LASIK Wire Speculum have?
The speculum features adjustable blades measuring 14.5mm.
What is the overall length of this speculum?
The Slade LASIK Wire Speculum has an overall length of 65mm.
What is the current price and stock status?
The speculum is priced at $135 and is currently in stock at Medical Device Purchase.
Product information based on manufacturer specifications. This is not clinical guidance — consult AAO clinical guidelines or your institution’s protocols for surgical decisions.
