20D Double Aspheric Lens 45mm Size
20D Ophthalmic Diagnostic Lens Indian
This lens provides ultra-resolution with retinal image with the binocular indirect ophthalmoscope during clinical practice or in the operating room. Aspheric Design
Patented double aspheric glass optics provide enhanced imaging, its Normal 20D Which is Easily available In Markets And Its Comes in 45mm Size.
90D Double Aspheric Lens
Original 90D lens started the slit lamp fundus examination revolution
Small diameter ring is ideal for dynamic fundoscopy
Outstanding general diagnostic lens, even though small pupils
78D Double Aspheric Lens
Original 78D lens started the slit lamp fundus examination revolution
Small diameter ring is ideal for dynamic fundoscopy
Outstanding general diagnostic lens, even though small pupils
4 Four-Mirror Glass Gonioscope Lens
is a standard gonio lens for static and dynamic gonioscopy that features four precisely angled mirrors providing a full 360° view of the anterior chamber.
Features & Benefits:
• Four precisely angled mirrors provide full 360° views of the anterior chamber.
• All glass design provides superior clarity and durability compared to acrylic lenses.
• Available in Flanged or No Flange (nf) contact options.
• No Flange (nf) contact design does not require interface solution allowing quick eye contact, reducing patient discomfort and facilitating the examination.
• No Flange version not rated for use with ophthalmic laser treatments.
• This item has a (4) Four mirrors angled at 62 degrees that help in viewing all quadrants of the anterior chamber without rotation.
• Useful for diagnostic Gonioscopy.
• All Optical Components Come Standard with Multi-Layer Anti Reflecting Coating...
3 Mirror Gonio Lens
This gonio lens is used for viewing the anterior chamber angle and central & peripheral retina.
This lens has three mirrors angles at 59°, 66°, and 73° and it is arranged at 120° intervals to permit viewing of the fundus and anterior chamber angle. The posterior pole is also observable through the central axis of the lens.