Welch Allyn Standard Ophthalmoscope

With standards, pricing and medical students’ needs in mind, here is one of the best ophthalmoscopes for medical students.

Welch Allyn Standard Ophthalmoscope

Welch Allyn is probably the most famous brand when it comes to diagnostic sets. Thus, including it in this list of the top ophthalmoscopes for medical students.

Its top specs contain 6 apertures of light that lets you examine different places in a patients eyes.

It also has twenty-eight focusing lenses to help get rid of shadows powered by a field of view that is 2X bigger than standard.

Include into value the convertible and rechargeable handle with IEC plug to just change it with the standard C-cell alkaline batteries.

If you have this set but it needs care call us for Standard Welch Allyn Ophthalmoscope repair service now.

It is a timeless piece of equipment, however its constant use, results in periodical need for a refurbishment. Ophthalmon is the leading provider in Standard Welch Allyn Ophthalmoscope repair service and we’d be more than happy to carry out a thorough testing and refurbishing of your ophthalmoscope, so we can bring back to like-new condition.

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