Upgrade your ophthalmic diagnostic equipment with this Double Aspheric Lens Combo Pack, featuring three essential lenses: 20D, 78D, and 90D. Designed for professional ophthalmic use, these lenses support retinal examination and fundus evaluation using compatible diagnostic instruments.
The set comes in a protective wooden case for convenient storage and organization.
20D Double Aspheric Lens – For retinal imaging with a compatible binocular indirect ophthalmoscope.
78D Non-Contact Aspheric Slit Lamp Lens – For slit-lamp fundus examination and general diagnostic applications.
90D Non-Contact Aspheric Slit Lamp Lens – For slit-lamp fundus examination and general diagnostic applications.
Wooden Storage Case – Helps keep the lenses organized and protected.
Double aspheric optical design.
Designed for retinal imaging with a compatible binocular indirect ophthalmoscope.
Suitable for clinical practice and operating-room applications.
Intended to provide detailed retinal visualization when used with compatible equipment.
Designed for non-contact slit-lamp fundus examination.
Suitable for general ophthalmic diagnostic applications.
Compact lens design for convenient clinical handling.
Supports examination of the fundus, including cases where pupil size may present challenges.
Designed for non-contact slit-lamp fundus examination.
Suitable for general ophthalmic diagnostic applications.
Compact design for convenient handling during examinations.
Supports fundus visualization with compatible slit-lamp equipment.
Three-lens ophthalmic diagnostic combo pack.
Includes 20D, 78D, and 90D lenses.
Aspheric optical designs.
Suitable for use with compatible ophthalmic examination equipment.
Supplied with a wooden storage case.
Practical solution for ophthalmic clinics and eye-care professionals.
Ophthalmologists
Eye-care professionals
Ophthalmic clinics
Hospitals and diagnostic facilities
Ophthalmic equipment suppliers
1 × 20D Lens + 1 × 78D Lens + 1 × 90D Lens + 1 × Wooden Case
Important: Please verify lens compatibility with your existing ophthalmic equipment before purchase. Optical specifications and clinical performance depend on the exact lens model.