The current public range includes a Trial Frame, Trial Lens Set, Schiotz Tonometer, Ophthalmoscope & Otoscope Set, LED Indirect Ophthalmoscope, Maddox Wing and Red/Green Diplopia Goggles. They serve different refraction, IOP, ophthalmic-viewing and binocular-vision examination requirements.
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A Trial Frame holds selected trial lenses in front of the patient during subjective refraction. A Trial Lens Set supplies the spherical, cylindrical, prism and other lenses used during the examination. They are complementary products rather than substitutes.
The Schiotz Tonometer is a mechanical indentation tonometer used for intraocular-pressure assessment. The instrument scale is interpreted with the applicable conversion table. IOP is one part of an ophthalmic assessment and should not be treated as a standalone diagnosis.
The current product page lists spherical, cylindrical and prism lenses, but the published wording around the spherical and cylindrical pair counts can be interpreted in more than one way. Confirm the current plus/minus lens distribution, power ranges and case configuration when those details are procurement-critical.
The combined set provides an ophthalmoscope and otoscope in one portable configuration for eye and ear examination. The LED Indirect Ophthalmoscope is a separate head-mounted binocular instrument intended for indirect retinal and fundus examination. Review each product page because the optical and illumination configurations differ.
A Maddox Wing is used for subjective assessment of near heterophoria, including horizontal, vertical and torsional phoria according to the applicable examination method. Results should be obtained and interpreted by appropriately trained eye-care professionals.
Red/Green Diplopia Goggles provide red-green dissociation for tests such as Worth 4 Dot and related binocular-vision assessment of fusion, suppression and diplopia. Interpretation depends on the complete eye-care examination and the professional protocol being used.
The current product page lists a 3 W warm-white LED, stereoscopic binocular optical system, adjustable pupillary distance, three aperture sizes, green and cobalt-blue filters, continuously variable intensity, teaching mirrors and rechargeable operation. Confirm any tender-critical detail against the current supplied configuration.
Follow the current supplied manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility's approved procedure for the selected instrument. Mechanical measuring instruments may require checking or calibration, while optical, electrical and patient-contact components can have different cleaning and reprocessing limitations. Do not assume one method applies to every product.
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