Unitech Vision Retinoscopy Model Eye – Ophthalmic Retinoscope

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Specifications

Product Type : Retinoscopy Model Eye / Eye Simulator
Brand / Maker : Often supplied by Unitech Vision or equivalent
Application : Retinoscopy training and optical simulation
Refractive Simulation : Adjustable (e.g., myopia / hyperopia)
Lens Compatibility : Accepts trial lenses in front cell
Target / Retina : Simulated retinal reflex surface
Material : Optical-grade plastics / acrylic
Stand / Base : Included (model-dependent)
Weight : ~0.3 – 1 kg (varies by model)
Dimensions : (approx) Compact tabletop size
Educational Use : Optometry & ophthalmology training
Country of Origin : Typically India / OEM sourced

highlights

Helps simulate clinical retinoscopy conditions without live subjects
Assists in improving hand-eye coordination and technique
Provides an interactive learning experience for students
Versatile: works with various trial lenses
Durable design for repeated educational use

in the box

Retinoscopy Model Eye Unit
Stand or Base (varies by seller)
Set of instruction guides/manual
(Optional) Trial lens holder or adapter (depends on kit)

Use Cases :

Teaching retinoscopy techniques to optometry and ophthalmology students
Training clinicians in objective refraction assessment
Demonstrating principles of refractive errors to trainees
Practice unit for optical skills labs
Use in vision science courses and workshops

Key Features :

Simulates an eye suitable for retinoscopy practice
Adjustable refractive error simulation (e.g., myopia, hyperopia)
Can accept trial lenses to mimic various eye powers
Built-in representation of retina or targets for reflex practice
Durable educational instrument ideal for teaching
Compact and lightweight for easy handling and storage

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Product Description

The Retinoscopy Model Eye is an ophthalmic training and demonstration instrument designed to simulate the human eye’s optical properties for practicing retinoscopy — a clinical technique used to assess refractive errors objectively. This model eye helps beginners, optometry students, and clinicians ...