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Some of the ophthalmic instruments we offer:

A/O CLC 11705

The A/O CLC 11705 measures and examines the anterior surface of the eye and contact lenses easily, conveniently and accurately. It functions as a diagnostic aid in determining the exact corneal radii, amount of corneal astigmatism and its axis, and is also used for examining, measuring, and fitting contact lenses.
The CLC is a one of the position ophthalmic instruments using the coincidence method of focusing. It is rotated only until the major axis is located. At this point, the curvature in both the primary and secondary meridians can be measured.
In measuring corneal curvature, readings are taken directly from the instrument both in millimeters and diopters.

B+L

The Bausch & Lomb Keratometer ophthalmic instrument lets you measure corneal curvature objectively for determining powers in the principal meridian. This allows objective measurements whenever patient response is not reliable. The Bausch & Lomb Keratometer is considered the world’s most respected ophthalmometer. Its critical precise measurements of corneal, as well as contact lens surfaces makes the Kertometer an essential instrument for use in contact lens fitting. It aids in the detection of corneal changes, assures prescription accuracy, and patient comfort.

Marco I

Dual reading knobs measure in both millimeters and diopters. One position ophthalmic instrument. Measure both meridians without changing optical system. Simple vertical adjustment to fit patient. Two way adjustable head and chin rests. Dual eye-level sighting system. Facilitates horizontal alignment. Positive fixation. Permits rapid measurement of central corneal area. Coincidence focusing system. Positive measurements to 1/8 diopter accuracy. Wide-angle eye piece with engraved focusing scale. Precision objectives. Achromatic lenses.

Ophthalmic laboratory technicians work in relatively clean and well-lighted laboratories and have limited contact with the public. Their surroundings are relatively quiet despite the humming of machines. At times, technicians wear goggles to protect their eyes, and they may spend a great deal of time standing.

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