Description
The Bionix Lighted Suction Handles combine light, magnification and suction for faster, safer removal of ear and nasal obstructions. Suction is the gentler alternative for sensitive patients and reduces the risk of pushing objects deeper into the canal.
- Draws out – suction removes without pushing deeper
- Sensitive friendly – a gentler method for reactive patients
- 25 per box – handles with light source and lens included
Suction Removal Under a Lit View
Some obstructions should be drawn out rather than hooked or grasped, especially in sensitive patients. These handles pair suction with illumination and magnification, so the clinician watches the obstruction move as suction takes hold. That approach reduces the risk of pushing objects deeper, a known hazard of blind instrumentation. Each box holds 25 suction handles with 1 light source and 1 magnification lens, on the shared Bionix lighted platform. The patented design works with the practice suction source to complete the setup.
Features and Benefits
Suction Approach
- Draws obstructions out – suction removes material without pushing it deeper
- Sensitive patient friendly – a gentler alternative to hooks and forceps for some patients
- Light and magnification – watch the obstruction respond under a lit, enlarged view
Platform Fit
- 25 handles per box – boxed with light source and magnification lens
- Shared light platform – the standard Bionix light source and lens
- Patented design – covered by US Patent No. 9,114,202
Product Specifications
Sizes and Packaging
- Lighted Suction Handles, 25 per Box (2625): 25 handles, 1 light source, 1 magnification lens per box
Product Details
- Use: Suction removal of ear and nasal obstructions with a practice suction source
- Packaging: 25 handles, 1 light source, 1 magnification lens per box
- Patent: US Patent No. 9,114,202
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Why Clinicians Add Lighted Suction
Curettes and forceps push as often as they pull when the view is poor. Lighted suction changes the direction of force entirely, which is why it earns a place next to the curette tray for difficult and sensitive cases.
- Nothing pushed deeper – suction draws obstructions toward the clinician
- Better for sensitive patients – a gentler removal method for reactive canals
- Watched removal – light and magnification show progress in real time
- Completes the tray – covers the cases curettes and forceps handle worst
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
- Lighted Suction Handles Sell Sheet
- Lighted Suction Handles Instructions for Use
- Light Source and Magnification Lens Cleaning Instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the suction handles used for?
They combine light, magnification and suction for removal of ear and nasal obstructions, and they are an alternative for sensitive patients.
How many handles come in a box?
Each box holds 25 handles with 1 light source and 1 magnification lens. A practice suction source is also required.
How does suction help safety?
Drawing the obstruction out reduces the risk of pushing objects deeper into the canal during removal.
What else is required to use the handles?
A practice suction source. The handles provide the lighted, magnified handpiece that connects to it.
Which patients benefit most?
Patients who are sensitive to instrumentation, and cases where pushing an obstruction deeper is a concern, since suction draws material out.
