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The One Use-Plus SBK, the new generation of LASIK microkeratomes, achieves accuracy and visual results equivalent to femtolasers at a fraction of the cost.

For nearly two centuries, Moria has developed, manufactured, and distributed sophisticated, high quality, innovative ophthalmic surgical instrumentation and equipment that contribute to improved surgical outcomes.

The One Use-Plus SBK, the new generation of LASIK microkeratomes, achieves accuracy and visual results equivalent to femtolasers… at a fraction of the cost. The One Use-Plus SBK produces predictable, thin flaps with planar profiles, resulting in outstanding visual outcomes that are equivalent or better than those attained with a femtolaser. This excellent performance is achieved with less discomfort to the patient, none of the complications associated with the laser, and at a significantly lower cost to the refractive practice.

Working closely with leading corneal surgeons, Moria has been at the forefront of the DSAEK revolution and helped make it the surgical procedure of choice for posterior corneal pathologies. Today Moria, more than ever, is keeping ahead with a promising new technique, Ultra-Thin DSAEK.

The One® range of single-use, high precision, hand-held surgical instruments provide increased safety, convenience, and efficiency in cataract surgery. It’s the guarantee of 100% cleanliness and sterility for each patient and the guarantee of new, precise, undamaged instruments for each procedure.

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