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Test and train for accommodative facility, accommodative rock, positive/negative relative accommodation and convergence and fusional convergence reserves. May delay bifocal use with some early presbyopes. Assists in hyperopia screening and lens demonstrations. Durable, white plastic holds shape under low heat for lens insertion. Powers listed on handle. One pair plus; one pair minus. Select from +/- 0.25 to 4.00 diopters in 0.25 increments. Item #: BC1270+ -
This 4 mirror glass lens is used for viewing all quadrants of the anterior chamber without lens repositioning. Mirrors are placed at angles of 62 degrees. No flange. No fluid required. Removable handle screws into place. Lens diameter: 20mm Rim Diameter: 25mm Lens Contact Point: 9mm Comes with padded case Item #: AMPDSG -
This new design offers a similar size frame as our Bernell Original Model, but with rounded edges for a more comfortable feel. These goggles come with temples or elastic strap. The goggles are available in packages of 6 or individually.Item #: BC1189+ -
ARMD Test Pad Amsler grid pad for testing and monitoring macular problems. Ideal for patients to take home. Heavy, non-wrinkle paper Pad of 50 sheets -
This test for illiterate patients has HOTV letters on one side and Allan figures on the other. Can be used with HOTV near card for matching with non-verbal patients. 21.5" x 11.5" -
Provides a large selection of products useful in testing and training the most common vision training problems. Includes accommodative difficulties, poor fusional ranges, high phorias, exercises for strabismics, unresponsive & difficult to test patients. Red/Green slides or targets are used with Red/Green glasses providing Base-In, Base-Out training, Tranaglyph slides offer true space testing & training for heterophorias and low fusional ranges. -
The new BC930 is a variation of our popular 920 and 925 instruments. The new feature of the BC930 slide is the ability to do jump ductions with a wide range of base in and base out options. Either side of the 930 slide can be set to various base-in or base-out values. With this inexpensive device, you can set it to two difference base-in demands or two base-out demands or one side base-in and one base-out and "jump" back and forth between the two images. Since it has its own holder, the card may easily be held in the primary position of gaze, to either side, or superior or inferior. This is very valuable for sports vision with we want to train a volleyball player's upward gaze; a hockey player's inferior gaze or to either side. Consider using a second BC930 to "jump" between 2 instruments; each one set with two different demands, for a total of 4 variable images in two positions. -
This handheld circular pupillometer device is used for measuring different size pupils. It was developed and researched by Dr. Jack Richman, O.D., as part of the Massachusetts Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (MDEP). This pupil measurement device is used by law enforcement officers across the country to assist in determining whether people are possibly impaired and/or under the influence of drugs. The reverse side has expected pupil size in different lighting conditions for non-impaired people. Item #: LV3553000 -
Designed for use in manual Chart Projectors including products from: R.H. Burton, Marco, Reichart, Topcon, and Woodlyn. Includes test for: → LEA Symbols® 20/100 – 20/10 (18 Lines) → LEA Numbers® (16 Lines) (Multiple Lines 20/50 – 20/10) → Sloan Numbers 20/100 – 20/10 (16 Lines) (Multiple Lines 20/50 – 20/10) Item #: VA3203 -
9" x 14" TRANSLUCENT PLASTIC MAY BE USED WITH ILLUMINATED TEST CABINET OR AS A WALL CHART 20/200 to 20/15. Item #: BC1262 -
Some doctors prefer the size and feel of these string units over the Bernell ones above. These have Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, and Orange beads. Item #: FR+ -
The Direct Digital Pupil Gauge is a simple and inexpensive way to measure both monocular and binocular distances between eyes. This is necessary for accurate fitting of various ophthalmic lenses, especially multi-focals. It works by simply aligning the vertical stripes over the center of each pupillary reflex.
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