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Autorefractometer

Autorefractometers are essential diagnostic devices used by eye care professionals to determine the optimal prescription for corrective lenses. Our autorefractometers provide quick, accurate, and non-invasive measurements of the eye’s refraction, resulting in a more precise and effective prescription. With advanced technology, such as automatic eye recognition and a color touch screen display, our autorefractometers optimize work time. Trust Visionix for reliable and precise measurements and offer optimal results to your patients. Choose our autorefractometers for superior eye care experience.

Autorefractometer Visionix

Autorefractometers are designed to provide fast and precise measurements of the eye’s refraction, allowing for more accurate and efficient lens prescription. Modern autorefractometers feature advanced capabilities such as tiltable touchscreen color display, high mobility and cutting-edge measurement technology, allowing eye care professionals to optimize their workflow while providing an enhanced user experience. Autorefractometers have become an essential tool for eye care professionals, enabling them to deliver superior eye care and optimal results for their patients.

Quick and Non-invasive Measurements

Autorefractometers quickly and non-invasively measure eye refraction for accurate prescription, benefiting eye care professionals and their patients.

Improved Workflow and Efficiency

Autorefractometors improve efficiency with advanced features like automatic eye recognition and a color touch screen display, reducing the time required for refraction measurements and allowing professionals to see more patients.

Objective Measurements

Autorefractometers provide objective measurements, leading to accurate and consistent results, without subjective factors. This can improve patient outcomes.

Products

VX 90

The VX 90 is an ophtalmic diagnostic device with refraction and keratometry functionalities as well as accurate of cataracts. A moving fixation target with auto fogging allows the patient to fully desaccommodate in order to get the patient refraction in any conditions.

Refraction – Measure the refraction of the eye by indicating sphere, cylinder and axis
Keratometry – Measure the central and peripheral keratometry
Backlighting – Detect the presence of cataracts with internal opacity detection using backlighting.

Retinomax 5

Retinomax products offer a wide range of refraction measurements with high mobility, stability and accuracy, that have been recognized worldwide for years.

New Child Mode – Melody and changing color display engage children during measurement.
Small Pupils – Fixation target automatically adjusts for small pupils.
View Finder – Diopter adjustable range of +/-8D with changeable view finder arm angle (0-135 degrees) for easy measurements regardless of patient position or posture.

Retinomax Screeen

Retinomax products offer a wide range of refraction measurements with high mobility, stability and accuracy, that have been recognized worldwide for years.

New Child Mode – Melody and changing color display engage children during measurement.
Upward-Tilting LCD – Low-reflection monitor with tilting screen for user-friendly design and ergonomics.
Small Pupils – Fixation target automatically adjusts for small pupils.

Retinomax K-plus 5

Retinomax products offer a wide range of refraction and keratometry measurements with high mobility, stability and accuracy, that have been recognized worldwide for years.

New Child Mode – Melody and changing color display engage children during measurement.
Small Pupils – Fixation target automatically adjusts for small pupils.
View Finder – Diopter adjustable range of +/-8D with changeable view finder arm angle (0-135 degrees) for easy measurements regardless of patient position or posture.

Retinomax K+screeen

Retinomax products offer a wide range of refraction and keratometry measurements with high mobility, stability and accuracy, that have been recognized worldwide for years

New Child Mode – Melody and changing color display engage children during measurement.
Upward-Tilting LCD – Low-reflection monitor with tilting screen for user-friendly design and ergonomics.
Small Pupils – Fixation target automatically adjusts for small pupils.

Model Comparison

	VX 110	VX 120+	VX 120+ Dry Eye	VX 130+	VX 650
AR-K based WF.
AR-K	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Occular Aberro.	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Retro	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Corneal Topograph	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Non Contact Tonometer		✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Scheimpflug Camera		✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Pachymetry		✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Full Eye Tracking	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Back surface of the cornea				✔️	✔️
Remote Access	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
Colour camera			✔️		✔️
Dry eye			✔️		✔️
NBUT			✔️		✔️
Efron classification			✔️		✔️
Tear meniscus value			✔️		✔️
Fundus Camera					✔️

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FAQ

How does an autorefractometer work?

An autorefractometer works by shining a beam of light into the patient's eye and measuring the way that the light is refracted. The instrument then uses this information to calculate the patient's refractive error, which includes among other things measurements of spherical power, cylinder power and axis.

Can autorefractometer be used on patients of all ages?

Autorefractometers can be used on patients of all ages, from infants to seniors. However, the measurements may be less accurate in patients with certain eye conditions, lens opacities or abnormalities.

How long does it take to perform a measurement with an autorefractometer?

The measurement process with an autorefractometer typically takes only a few seconds, making it a quick and efficient way to measure a patient's refractive error.