Fluorescein Strips

The Fluorescein Strips, manufactured by Glass Agencies under the EROSE brand, are used in ophthalmic examinations for corneal staining and evaluation of tear film conditions. These strips are commonly used in eye hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres, and medical teaching institutions during routine and clinical eye examinations. Fluorescein staining assists in identifying corneal abrasions, epithelial defects, foreign bodies, dry eye conditions, and contact lens–related issues. Each strip is coated with sodium fluorescein, which produces a bright green fluorescence when moistened and viewed under cobalt blue light. This visual contrast helps in observing irregularities on the corneal surface with clarity. The strips are individually packed to support hygienic handling during ophthalmic procedures. Their thin paper structure allows controlled application of dye without excessive fluid exposure to the eye. The strip is gently moistened with sterile saline or distilled water before application to the conjunctival sac. This controlled method helps achieve consistent staining results during eye examinations. Fluorescein strips are widely used during slit lamp examination, tear breakup time assessment, foreign body detection, and contact lens fitting evaluations. The packaging format supports convenient storage and easy dispensing within clinical environments. Glass Agencies follows controlled manufacturing and packaging processes to maintain uniform coating and consistent dye content on each strip. The EROSE Fluorescein Strips support routine ophthalmic diagnostic procedures across outpatient and inpatient settings. They are suitable for repeated daily use in eye care facilities where efficient examination workflows are required. The strips are compatible with standard ophthalmic examination tools and lighting systems used in eye care assessments. Their application supports accurate visual interpretation without causing discomfort when used according to standard examination methods. With their practical format, consistent staining performance, and wide clinical application, these fluorescein strips remain an important diagnostic consumable for eye examination procedures in hospitals, clinics, and educational institutions involved in ophthalmology and optometry.