• No Cutting Necessary

    No scissors or cutting necessary.

  • Contact-Free Placement

    Safely place implant without touching it.

  • One-Handed Technique

    So simple it can be prepared with one hand.

StingrayTM is intended to facilitate the delivery of silicone gel implants by providing a shell-tissue interface with less friction during insertion of the implant. It is also intended to facilitate implementation of a contact free implant insertion.

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Easy Delivery Steps

  • Instructional illustration shows a clinician removing and discarding the top paper liner of StringRay device.

    1. Unfold

    Remove and discard the top paper liner.

  • StingRay Instructional Illustration shows clinician hydrating the device before placing an implant.

    2. Hydrate

    Using a sterile syringe or similar device, evenly distribute ...

  • StingRay instructional illustration shows clinician how to place an implant on the device.

    3. Place Implant

    Gently place implant on the target spot.

  • StingRay instructional illustration shows clinician how to align an implant on the device.

    4. Align Implant

    Align top of implant with guide lines as indicated ...

  • StingRay instructional illustration shows clinician how to fold the tail of the device for implant delivery.

    5. Wrap Tail

    Reach under tail and flip up tail flap. Fold to the top edge ...

  • StingRay instructional illustration shows clinician how to fold the side of the device for implant delivery.

    6. Wrap First Side

    Fold over side flap. Fold to implant edge.

  • StingRay instructional illustration shows clinician how to fold the side of the device for implant delivery.

    7. Wrap Second Side

    Fold over other the side flap. Fold to edge of implant.

  • StingRay instructional illustration shows clinician how to deliver the implant through the device.

    8. Deliver Implant

    Insert tongue into incision. Manipulate and deliver ...

  • StingRay instructional illustration show StingRay's Instructions for Use.

    More Info

    View StingRay’s full Instructions For Use document (IFU).

Surgeon configures StingRay device in preparation for implant delivery.
Surgeon configures StingRay device in preparation for implant delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many times can the device be used?

The product is intended for single patient use only. Depending upon implant type and insertion location, the device can be configured to be used for two insertions on the same patient in a single procedure.

How can I learn how to use the device?

Please see the Instructions for Use Document to learn more about using StingRay.

How is the device sterilized?

The device is sterilized using Ethylene Oxide in sealed, double pouch packaging. Sterility is only maintained if the package seals are intact.

What if the package is damaged.

Do not use if package has been opened or damaged.

What should I do if the implant does not move easily through the device?

Do not use excessive force when delivering the implant. Stop if the implant does not advance using moderate pressure. Confirm that the incision and the surgical pocket are clear of obstructions and are appropriately sized for the implant. Check that the device is not twisted or creased in a manner that could obstruct the implant.

Who do I contact with questions about the device?

If you have any questions or would like additional information about StingRay, contact your StingRay sales representative or call StingRay's Research & Development Group (Vita Group LLC) at (612) 500-7433.

Where can I find the Instructions For Use (IFU)?

Please view and download the Stingray Instructions for Use.