Reichert 11625 Phoropter Refractor

Reichert 11625 Phoropter - Refurbished

Reichert 11625 Phoropter in excellent condition. The Reichert phoropters, the first and always the best refracting instrument continues to be the industry standard after nearly 80 years. 

This is a preowned Certified unit in excellent condition.

The Reichert phoropter is a sophisticated and versatile refractor used by optometrists and ophthalmologists to perform comprehensive eye examinations and determine the appropriate prescription for corrective lenses. This high-quality instrument features a series of lenses and prisms that can be easily adjusted to test visual acuity, refractive error, and binocular vision.

Every Phoroptor has that unmistakable feel of quality. The smooth rotation of the dials. The virtual absence of play in the mechanisms. The precise, solid click of the control knobs. Constant reminders that you’re using the world’s finest refracting instrument. It’s a fit and feel no one can duplicate, any more than they can duplicate the Phoroptor's optical quality, accuracy and reliability.

Key benefits of the Reichert phoropter include:

1. Precision testing: The phoropter allows for precise and accurate testing of various visual parameters, resulting in more accurate prescriptions for patients.
2. Versatility: The instrument can be used for a wide range of testing procedures, making it a versatile tool for eye care professionals.
3. Efficient workflow: The phoropter streamlines the eye examination process, allowing practitioners to quickly and efficiently gather essential information about a patient's vision.
4. Patient comfort: The ergonomic design of the phoropter ensures patient comfort during eye exams, leading to a positive experience for the individual being tested.
5. High-quality optics: Reichert phoropters are known for their high-quality optics, providing clear and reliable results for eye care professionals.

• Features
  • Lens position and power verified by an auto-indexing, PC-based lensmeter
  • Precision geared rotary prism for more precise interpolation of small prism diopters
  • Corrosion-resistant materials
  • No plastic internal components
  • Legendary feel - smoothness and positive detents that made the Phoroptor famous
• Sphere Range-19.00D to +16.75D
  25D Steps
  +0.12D Sphere in auxiliary dial included
• Cylinder Power00D to 6.00D
  0.25D Steps
  Plus or minus lens system optional 0.12D and 2.00D accessory cells included
• Cylinder Axis360 degrees (Double 0 to 180 degrees scale)
  5 degrees graduations
• Cross-Cylinder± 0.25; ± 0.37 or ± 0.05 Optional
• Prism0 to 20 Prism Diopter, 1 Prism Diopter graduations
• Pupillary distance48 mm to 75 mm, 1 mm graduations
• Reading Distance5 to 28 inches; Centimeter and diopter scales included
• Vertex Distance75 mm (normal)
  Graduations extend range by 6 mm
• Auxiliary Dial10 lenses plus 2 open apertures

Frequently Asked Questions about the Reichert phoropter:

1. How does the phoropter work? The phoropter contains a series of lenses and prisms that can be precisely adjusted to test a patient's visual acuity and determine the correct prescription for corrective lenses.

2. What are the main components of the phoropter? The main components of a phoropter include lenses, prisms, and dials that allow for precise adjustments during eye examinations.

3. How long does a typical eye examination with a phoropter take? The length of an eye examination with a phoropter can vary depending on the complexity of the patient's vision needs, but it typically takes around 20-30 minutes.

4. Can the phoropter be used to test for conditions other than refractive errors? While the primary function of the phoropter is to determine refractive errors, it can also be used to assess binocular vision and other visual parameters.

5. Is training required to use a phoropter? Yes, eye care professionals must undergo training to learn how to properly use a phoropter and interpret the results of eye exams.

6. Can children undergo eye exams with a phoropter? Yes, phoropters can be used to perform eye exams on children to assess their visual acuity , refractive errors, and other vision-related issues.

7. How often should a phoropter be calibrated? It is recommended to have a phoropter calibrated annually to ensure accurate and reliable results during eye examinations.

8. Are there different models of Reichert phoropters available? Yes, Reichert offers a range of phoropter models with varying features and capabilities to suit the needs of different eye care practices.

9. Can the phoropter be used with other diagnostic equipment? Yes, the phoropter can be used in conjunction with other diagnostic tools and equipment to provide a comprehensive assessment of a patient's eye health.

10. Is the Reichert phoropter covered by a warranty? Reichert phoropters typically come with a manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship. It is recommended to check the specifics of the warranty at the time of purchase.