 If the pupil is inadequately dilated at the start of the case, it's only going to get worse as the case progresses. Therefore, it makes better sense if you're considering a pupil dilating device to put it in at the start. Here I'm using OVD, in this case, Helon 5, and I put a small amount under the iris between the posterior surface of the iris and the anterior capsule, and exactly the three positions where the scrolls or the eyelets of the Malugan ring are going to engage the pupillary edge. Then I come out, as you can see, and go in with the Malugan ring manipulator to tuck in the proximal scroll right at the side of the incision. Then I rotate the ring, either clockwise or counterclockwise to get it away from the kind of pathway of insertion of my fecohanpies. To remove the Malugan ring, I disengage the proximal eyelet and then go in with my Malugan ring remover and stay in the eye until the entire ring is into the delivery system and then get it out. This way it's safer for decimates and you don't get a tear.