Diagnostic Instruments

The Grand Seiko WAM-5500 Accommodating binocular autorefractor/K has similar features to its sister product, the WR-5100K. The WAM-5500 has the ability to measure accommodation, which may be useful for pediatric cases and research applications.

The HRK-8000A has high order aberration data available, which was only previously available in wavefront aberrometers. It also features a contact lens fitting assistance and prescription guide, which has not been featured in an auto ref-keratometer before.

The ERK-7800 combines all of the necessary visual pretesting functions in one smartly designed instrument. Operators can perform refractometry and keratometry alone or simultaneously. The ERK-7800 is also quick.

The ARK-1s helps you quickly assess and document vision loss in your patients. It is one of the first autorefractor/keratometers that has glare testing available.

The Shin Nippon Accuref-K 9001's compact and light weight design provide fast, accurate measurements. Monitor angle can be tilted in 3 steps to allow comfortable operation for both standing and sitting positions.

The iDesign Advanced WaveScan Studio System takes 1,200 readings of the eye within a three second scan. It measures parameters such as the shape of the cornea, the passage of light through the eye, and pupil size under different illumination. The new technology allows physicians...

Designed to combine the portability of an ophthalmoscope, the imaging power of a tabletop retina camera and the ease of use of a commercial digital camera.

The BP 900 offers 10x, 16x and 25x magnifications and imaging capabilities. Designed for routine practice, the BP 900 has a redesigned optical system and progressive functionality.

A recognized industry-standard glare testing device, the Marco BAT is a simple hand-held device that conveniently measures the effects of glare without leaving the exam room.