Sharpoint Safety Knives are the latest addition to our knives offering. This product line was developed based on input and feedback from surgeons and operating room staff. These healthcare professionals identified key risks with traditional guarded knives – risks that put technicians especially at risk. Corza Medical is redefining safety in ophthalmic surgery with Sharpoint Safety Knives.


"When I see the Blink brand on one of our boxes, that name still typifies what the brand is about for me personally. My wife, my children, the houses I’ve had to buy and sell to fund the business. And that is forever something that will make me very, very proud."
Roger Tyler
Founder, Blink Medical
Benefits


Retractable blades with slim no-hood tips
Prevents sharps injuries during handling and allows for superior visualization during use.


Single-handed “no-look” locking blade activator
Allows for the activation and retraction of the blade with a simple push of the snap lock slider, providing tactile feedback when in locked position.


Infinite Edge™ Technology
This proprietary blade etching and electropolishing process produces knives of exceptional sharpness, precision, and consistency.
Featured Products


Long-Term Plugs
Corza Medical’s long-term plug offering represents the pinnacle of ophthalmic excellence with products such as SuperEagle, SuperFlex, Plug1, EaglePlug and EagleFlexPlug.


Temporary Plugs
DuraPlug and Collagen Temporary Plugs punctum plugs are ideal and cost effective solutions for the treatment of post-LASIK induced dry eye, treatment of seasonal dry eye, and the retention of ocular medication.


Ambio5
Ambio5 is a Clearify™ processed, dehydrated, multi-layer amniotic membrane allograft utilized across a variety of surgical applications. The Clearify™ process retains the amniotic intermediate layer (IL) which is a vital part of the membrane barrier found between the amnion and chorion layers. Ambio5 is often used as a covering for protection in these surgical applications: fornix reconstruction, symblepharon, vast pterygium excision, and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.


