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ADC Diagnostix 5412 Ophthalmoscope

Keeler Pocket Ophthalmoscope

Full diagnostic capability in a compact tool make the pocket ophthalmoscope perfect for practitioners on the move.

Portable

A perfect choice for domiciliary and ward use or as a backup tool.

Pocket clip

It has a powerful metal clip that can be linked to a pocket and is run by standard AA batteries.

Keeler Pocket Replacement Head and Bulb

Replacement diagnostic bulb and head for Pocket Keeler Ophthalmoscope repair.

Pocket ophthalmoscope specs

Amazing halogen illumination
20+ to 20D lens range for effortless and clear check for all ocular structures
Perfect for domiciliary or ward work or as a second tool.

Filters and apertures

Wide angle illuminates the biggest area of fundus for the top possible general diagnosis via a dilated pupil.

Description

Description

Intermediate – allows simple access via and undilated pupil and in peripheral check. Particularly helpful for paediatric check.

Red free – the red free filter is used to check blood vessels in perfect detail. By filtering out the red light, blood vessels are silhouetted against a dark green background.

Slit – used initially to determine retinal elevations and depressions but may also be used to get entry to anterior chamber depth.

Macular – designed mainly for check of the macular area of the fundus where a bigger beam would make excessive pupillary response or patient discomfort.

Fixation cross – projects a graticule onto the retina for judgment of the degree and direction of eccentric fixation.

Keelers diagnostic tool is designed to last a long time as their three year warranty. If a bulb breaks or is lost, only changing it with a real Keeler diagnostic bulb will promise the continued high performance expected for their products.

We offer you Pocket Keeler Ophthalmoscope repair service because a new Keeler diagnostic tool is very costly. So, instead of going for a new product just call us or email us to get the best result in a fraction of the cost.

Repair?

Send us your ophthalmoscope for a free of charge comprehensive evaluation of the problem. If you allow us, we'll make it work again like new!

Buy / Sell?

Buy an almost new ophthalmoscope for the price of a used one. Don't let your old equipment lose value, sell it to us.

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