Ophthalmic viewers have dual magnification and smaller footprint that make photographic interpretation more precise, convenient, and efficient. It fulfills various ophthalmic needs, from fundus transparencies, anterior segment or endothelial cell count photos to fluorescein angiography.

Ophthalmic viscosurgical devices are solutions used to perform phacoemulsification and other intraocular surgeries. It can vary in their properties from being similar to flowing air, to mimicking glass. It has dual properties. It acts as viscous liquids as well as elastic solids or gels.

Ophthalmics orbital implant insert easily into orbital socket and does not cling to surrounding tissue. Improved interconnectivity between pores enhances vascularization. Implant may be easily drilled without crumbling. It is made of the porous, strong, and non-brittle biomaterial alumina.

An Ophthalmology Instrument is provided for removing vitreous and fibrous bands from the retina of an eye. The instrument consists of two tubes mounted coaxially within one another, and with an opening adjacent the end of the outer tube. Cutting of the vitreous and fibrous bands is performed by a chopping action set up by the sharp end of the inner tube against the inner surface of the end of the outer tube. The vitreous and fibrous bands which are trapped in the mouth of the instrument are chopped and removed by suction by way of the inner tube. In the instrument to be described, the vitreous is replaced continuously by a saline solution, for example, which is introduced into the instrument by way of a small infusion tube.

Ophthalmology practice management software helps to manage the financial, administrative, and insurance aspects of ophthalmic practice. It makes appointment scheduling easy, improves the quality that ophthalmic practitioners provide their patients, and creates custom data reports tailored specifically to practitioners practice.

Applanation tonometer is an instrument for determining ocular tension by application of a small flat disk to the cornea. In Applanation tonometry, a special calibrated sterile probe attached to a slit lamp biomicroscope to flatten part of the cornea. Because the probe makes contact with the cornea, a topical anesthetic, such as oxybuprocaine, tetracaine, alcaine, proxymetacaine or proparacaine is introduced onto the surface of the eye in the form of one or a few eye drops. A yellow fluorescein dye is used in conjunction with a cobalt blue filter to aid the examiner in determining the IOP.

Ophthalmometer is an instrument for measuring the reflection of an image on the surface of the cornea and other capacities of the eye, used chiefly for determining the presence and degree of astigmatism. It consists of two thick plane parallel plates of equal thickness, which are placed side by side; each one covers half of a telescope objective.

Ophthalmoscope head provides easy entry into small pupils for a wider, more panoramic view of the fundus that is five times larger than a standard ophthalmoscope in an undialated eye.

Ophthalmoscope is an instrument used to examine the interior of the eye, including the lens, retina and optic nerve It consists essentially of a mirror that reflects light into the eye and a central hole through which the eye is examined. There are two types of ophthalmoscopes: direct and indirect. The direct is a hand-held instrument with a battery powered light source. It also has a series of lenses that can be dialed in to focus the doctor's view of the retina. The direct ophthalmoscope is useful for examining the central retina. The indirect ophthalmoscope can be used to examine the entire retina.

The indirect ophthalmoscopes are optical instrument. It is designed to view the retina of the eye. It consists of a head-mounted lightsource, and a powerful lens held in the hand. The patient is positioned so that the patient's eye, the lens and the observer's eye are in a straight line. The instrument is used to diagnose various retinal pathologies like retinal detachment.