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Heidelberg® Retina Tomograph
The Heidelberg Retina Tomograph (HRT) is a confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscope. A laser light scans the retina in 24 millisecond sequential scans, starting above the retinal surface, then capturing parallel images at increasing depths. The stacks of images can be combined to create a three-dimensional (3-D) topographic image of the retina. Images are aligned and compared using TruTrack™ software for both individual examinations and for detecting progression between examinations.   Click here for more details.

Humphrey® Field Analyzer (HFA)
Validated by decades of research and clinical experience, HFA is the accepted standard of care in glaucoma diagnosis and management. With HFA you can feel confident you're providing the best possible care for your patients.  In just 3 to 6 minutes–a third of the time of previous tests– the HFAA provides a clinically practical tool for early detection of glaucoma.  Glaucoma Progression Analysis software provides advanced, accurate progression analysis for better glaucoma management. It helps quantify the likelihood of progression and identify high-risk patients.  GPA accurately identifies significant progression and simplifies interpretation of exam results with plain-language explanations.  Click here for more details.

Briot Ophthalmic Edger
The Briot Edger cuts time by completing all finishing steps automatically in one compact machine.  It combines an integrated frame tracer, a blocker and an edger in one unit that replaces separate machines for each function.  This all-in-one design speeds up processing and reduces lens handling and spoilage for increased productivity.  It can process today’s popular lens materials and frame styles with outstanding precision. It features automatic settings to edge polycarbonate, and even the most slippery lenses accurately. The frame tracer measures size, shape and curvature to deliver precise fit, even with small frames.  Icons on the LCD control screen guide the operator easily through the unit’s three separate, consecutive operating modes – tracing, blocking and edging.  An automatic polish cycle ensures a high luster finish.

Acoustic Systems Sound Booth
The modern hearing test environment is the hallmark of a professional hearing care business, and the space that defines the unique character of professional services provided to our clientele. The test environment is often the epicenter of a clinic or dispensing practice. In the eyes of the customer, the exam room supplies a certain element of mystique. The sound room is identified as a special space with necessary quiet properties where hearing assessments and hearing aid fittings are often conducted.  In addition to the sound room’s significance as “ground zero” of the hearing care industry, it also serves as the primary space where customers spend a good deal of time inside during their interaction with the professional. It makes sense, therefore, to create a modern space that reflects the high-tech nature of assessments, as well as the high-tech nature of today’s hearing aids. The space should provide a comfortable experience for the customer that projects the expertise and professionalism of the provider they have selected.