⚡ Key Takeaways
- The CapHex comes well-packaged with everything you need to start practicing
- Included: base eye model, capsule inserts, holder, and instructions
- Setup takes less than 5 minutes
- Build quality feels solid and professional
- First impressions are positive — capsule material feels realistic
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What's in the Box?
The Phillips Studio Eye CapHex arrives in a compact package. Here's what you'll find inside:
- Base eye model — the main housing that simulates the anterior segment
- Capsule inserts — replaceable membranes that simulate the anterior capsule
- Mounting holder — to stabilize the eye during practice
- Instructions — setup guide and tips for getting started
First Impressions
The build quality is reassuring. The eye model feels solid, the capsule inserts snap into place securely, and the holder keeps everything stable. No flimsy parts or cheap materials.
Getting Started
- Place the eye model in the holder
- Insert a capsule membrane
- Fill the chamber with viscoelastic (or water for initial practice)
- Position under your microscope or loupes
- Practice your capsulorhexis!
For a detailed hands-on review of how the CapHex performs during actual capsulorhexis practice, check out the full CapHex review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I order the CapHex?
Visit the Phillips Studio Eye website for ordering information. They ship internationally to residency programs and individual surgeons.
How many capsule inserts are included?
The starter kit includes several capsule inserts. Additional refill packs are available for continued practice.
Do I need a microscope to use it?
A microscope provides the most realistic experience, but surgical loupes work too. Even without magnification, you can practice the basic movements, though you'll miss the finer details of capsule behavior.
Ready to start training?
Read the full CapHex review or compare with the Simuleye SimuloRhexis.