Corza Medical

About Corza Medical

The Corza Medical range on this site is a professional one. It is punctal plugs, most of them under the Eagle Vision name, along with the instrument and the test strips that go with them. Nineteen items are listed, and the differences between them come down to material, profile and size rather than to branding.

What is here

• EaglePlug Tapered Shaft plugs, sold as a pair, in four sizes from 0.4 mm to 0.7 mm.
• SuperEagle low profile plugs in three sizes, and SuperFlex plugs with contouring ribs across eleven sizes.
• EaglePlug TearFlow and the Tapered Shaft Flow Controller, both partial occlusion designs.
• DuraPlug synthetic extended temporary canalicular plugs, listed at up to 180 days, in four sizes.
• Collagen dissolvable punctal inserts, 60 to a box, listed at two weeks, in small, medium and large.
• The Coroneo punctal gauge, a sizing and dilating instrument, and Schirmer tear test strips.

How the range divides

Three questions separate these products. How long the plug is intended to stay in place, which sorts the range into silicone plugs, extended temporary plugs and dissolvable collagen inserts. Whether the design occludes fully or partially, which is what the flow control products are for. And what size the punctum is, which is what the gauge is for and why several of these are sold in size runs rather than as one size.

Who this is for

Punctal plugs are placed by an eye care professional, and sizing is decided in the chair rather than at a keyboard. If you are a patient reading this because plugs came up at an appointment, the useful next step is to ask which type was meant. If you are ordering for a practice, the size runs and the multi size listings are here so you can stock a spread rather than a single option.