Fujitron Phoropter

Patients sit behind phoropters during eye exams.

These instruments, which look like mechanical masks, check and verify a patient’s optical prescription—but can also be used to measure:

The eye’s natural resting position

• Focal ability
• Eye movements
• Binocular vision

Made up of cylinders, prisms, and lenses, this instrument is most commonly used to measure the eye’s refractive error.

Features:

• Equipped with comprehensive measuring functions, it provides SPH, CYL, AXIS and pupil distance optometry
• Durable and easy to operate
• Easily and intuitively read the sphere focal scale value
• High eco-friendly materials
• Design fitting the face curve and no stimulation
• Easy to take and clean
• Free switch between the cross-cylindrical lens and the rotary prism
• When the rotating risk is turning by the sphere, it can make sphere power adjust 3.00D for big scope.
• It is designed expediently and smartly for a particular cross cylinder. Supporting supplementary lens could increase scope of measurement.

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