Description
Indigenous 3-Mirror Gonioscopy for Eye Clinics & Ophthalmology Practices
The Indigenous 3-Mirror Gonioscopy is a glass ophthalmic diagnostic lens designed for fundus and anterior chamber angle visualization during eye examination. Its three mirrors are angled at 59°, 66° and 73° and arranged at 120° intervals, allowing the examiner to view different areas of the eye while the posterior pole can be observed through the central axis of the lens.
Designed as a practical three-mirror gonioscope lens, this model is supplied in black with a secured case and requires a contact medium during examination. Its coated glass construction and 90% clear aperture make it suitable for eye-testing and optical examination workflows.
Key Features
- Three-mirror gonioscope design
- Mirrors angled at 59°, 66° and 73°
- Mirrors arranged at 120° intervals
- Enables viewing of the anterior chamber angle
- Supports visualization of the fundus
- Posterior pole observable through the central axis
- Made from glass
- Coated optical surface
- 90% clear aperture
- Black finish
- Supplied with a secured/plastic case
- Requires a contact medium for examination
Technical Specifications:-
| Product name | Indigenous 3 Mirror Gonioscopy |
|---|---|
| Usage | Eye Testing |
| Material | Glass |
| Application | Optical Equipment |
| Coating | Yes Coated |
| Color | Black |
| Type | Optical Eye Lens |
| Clear Aperture | 90% |
| Packing | Plastic Box |
Why Choose Indigenous 3-Mirror Gonioscopy from Mediscience?
The Indigenous 3-Mirror Gonioscopy provides a practical option for eye-care facilities requiring a three-mirror ophthalmic diagnostic lens for fundus and anterior chamber angle examination. Its glass construction, coated optical surface and multi-angle mirror arrangement make it suitable for professional eye-testing environments.
Mediscience supplies ophthalmic diagnostic equipment and examination lenses for eye hospitals, ophthalmology clinics, diagnostic centres and B2B institutional buyers across India.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is used to examine the anterior chamber angle and fundus, with the posterior pole observable through the central axis of the lens.
The three mirrors are positioned at different angles and arranged around the lens, allowing the examiner to view different regions of the eye during examination rather than relying only on the central optical pathway.
Yes. The supplied product description specifically states that the three mirrors permit viewing of the anterior chamber angle.
Yes. The supplied product information specifies that a contact medium is required when using the lens.
