Non-Contact Tonometers: How Air-Puff IOP Measurement Fits a Clinic Lane
A non contact tonometer is the instrument most practices reach for when intraocular pressure has to be captured quickly, by...
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Automatic Lensometer vs Manual Lensmeter: How to Choose for Your Dispensary
An automatic lensometer and a manual lensmeter answer the same question — what is actually in this lens — but...
Ophthalmic Exam Chair and Stand: What to Check Before You Buy
An ophthalmic exam chair is the one piece of equipment in the lane that every single patient touches, that no...
Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope: How to Choose a BIO Headset and Condensing Lens
A binocular indirect ophthalmoscope — a BIO — is one of the longest-lived instruments you will ever put on a...
OCT Machine Buying Guide: How to Choose for Your Practice
Most of what you will read while shopping for an OCT is written by the people who build them. This...
Used Ophthalmic Equipment: What to Check Before You Buy
Buying used ophthalmic equipment is one of the few decisions in practice equipping where the same instrument, in the same...
