Yes! Ocufy Beep is fully compatible with all major BSS and Ringer Lactate bags/bottles, regardless of whether they come in plastic bags, plastic bottles, or glass bottles.

Turn the device on before hanging any container. Then choose one of the following modes:

P.B. for plastic bags or bottles
G.B.1 for Bausch + Lomb-type glass bottles
G.B.2 for Alcon-type glass bottles

Once selected, hang the Ocufy Beep from the infusion pole and the B.S.S. from the hook; then, it will begin monitoring automatically. When B.S.S. levels are low and you need to change the bottle, simply replace it—do not set up the device again. The next time you turn on the device, it will remember the settings.

The device emits 3 beeps every 6 seconds to alert the surgical team. This gives enough time to finish maneuvers and remove instruments safely—avoiding sudden loss of infusion and protecting the patient’s vision.

Yes. Ocufy Beep provides early warning of low infusion levels, helping prevent serious, sight-threatening complications due to sudden loss of infusion during surgery.

Ocufy Beep uses two AA batteries and delivers over 500 hours of continuous using major brands batteries.

A small indicator in the upper-left corner of the display begins blinking when 2 hours of battery remain—giving you plenty of time to replace them before the next surgery.

It has been tested by Bausch+Lomb R&D team giving confidence to the process, we have developed it working closely together. The device has been in use for 3 years now by the creator of the device, and in the last months by several doctors in more than 500 surgeries.