Surgical Instrument Kit

$850 for one kit

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Provide the necessary instruments and equipment to perform surgeries

Equip an ophthalmologist with the essential instruments needed to perform sight-restoring surgeries—including forceps, scissors, cannulas, and more.

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The donation amounts shown are based on the average cost of items in the countries where we serve. Every dollar you give helps change lives in a meaningful way. The amounts in the catalog are simply suggestions—your gift of any size will make a difference and is deeply appreciated.

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The Himalayan Cataract Project (dba Cure Blindness Project) takes great pride in our financial efficiency and accountability. We work to maximize the value of every donation we receive and strive to direct those funds where they are most needed.