Vitrectomy.com ships face-down recovery equipment rentals and purchases to patients, caregivers, hotels, and temporary recovery addresses throughout California. We serve destinations in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, San Jose, Fresno, Orange County, the Inland Empire, and surrounding communities, subject to the delivery services available for the address entered at checkout.
This is a nationwide shipping service, not a claim of a local California storefront or in-home setup. Available delivery methods, prices, and estimated arrival dates are calculated for the specific destination during checkout.
Recovery needs vary. Your retinal surgeon should determine whether face-down positioning is required, the position to maintain, and how long it is needed. Our equipment choices support several common at-home routines:
Compare all rental packages or use our recovery package finder. If you prefer to own your equipment, browse our face-down recovery equipment for purchase.
California delivery timing can vary considerably between major metro areas and more remote destinations. Order early enough to receive and inspect the equipment before the procedure whenever possible. For an approaching surgery date, call 408-628-8500 so we can help you review the delivery choices shown for your address. Rush delivery may be available, but timing depends on destination, order time, and carrier service.
Renting can be practical for a short surgeon-directed recovery period, while purchasing may be preferable for longer use, multiple procedures, or keeping the equipment available at home. Rental packages include prepaid return shipping. If your recovery schedule changes, one-week rental extensions are available for the package already in your possession. Purchases qualify for Free Economy Shipping, with paid expedited services offered when available.
Review our guides to macular hole surgery recovery, retinal detachment recovery, and face-down recovery tips. Vitrectomy.com provides positioning equipment and general product information, not medical advice. Always follow the instructions from your ophthalmologist or retinal surgeon.
