DEVICE: Wizard Wand (00850013958122)

A small absorbent strip, made of filter paper or similar material, which is impregnated with a small amount of a chemical (e.g., fluorescein sodium, lissamine green) intended to be applied to the cornea to function as a dye for ophthalmic examinations of the anterior segment of the eye. It is typically used to stain the cornea when fitting contact lenses, to disclose corneal injury (e.g., to enhance superficial abrasions for examination), in applanation tonometry, or evaluation of dry eye syndrome. This is a single-use device.

A non-electric hand-held instrument designed to generate a magnetic field intended to locate and remove metallic foreign bodies [typically those containing iron (Fe) or steel] from eye tissue; it may include a wire loop at one end for mechanical extraction. This is a reusable device.

A collection of battery-powered devices intended to be used by a physician to perform an ear/nose/throat (ENT) clinical examination on a patient. The devices are typically enclosed in a dedicated case and may include an ophthalmoscope, an otoscope, a pharyngoscope, a dedicated interchangeable handle that contains the batteries, which may be rechargeable and common to all the examination devices, different attachments (e.g., ear specula, mirrors, tongue depressors), spare parts (e.g., light bulbs), and may include a line-powered charging station (e.g., desktop, wall-mounted) to house/charge these devices. This is a reusable device that may contain some disposable devices.