Mini Plastic Body Ophthalmoscope

Mini Plastic Body Ophthalmoscope (Pocket Size)

Product Overview

The Mini Plastic Body Ophthalmoscope is a compact, high-performance diagnostic tool designed specifically for the professional on the move. Built from high-impact, lightweight reinforced polymers, this pocket-sized ophthalmoscope offers the perfect balance of durability and portability. It provides the essential optical features of a full-sized unit without the bulk, making it the preferred choice for medical students and clinicians during fast-paced hospital rounds.

Key Features

• Ultra-Lightweight Design: Weighing significantly less than metal models, it rests comfortably in your shirt or lab coat pocket all day.
• Integrated Pocket Clip: Features a sturdy, built-in clip with an automatic On/Off switch function—the light turns off automatically when clipped back into your pocket, saving battery life.
• High-Clarity Optics: Despite its size, it features precision-ground lenses that provide a clear, sharp view of the fundus and retinal vessels.
• Adjustable Diopter Wheel: Easily switch between focal settings (typically -20 D to +20 D) to compensate for refractive errors.
• Dual Apertures: Includes a Large Spot for standard exams and Small Spot for undilated pupils.

Why Students and Residents Love This Model

1. Non-Slip Grip: The textured plastic body ensures a secure hold even during quick examinations.
2. Affordability: Offers professional-grade diagnostic capabilities at a price point accessible for students.
3. Low Maintenance: The plastic body is resistant to common medical disinfectants and doesn't show fingerprints or scratches easily.
4. Travel Ready: Includes a soft or hard protective case to keep your lenses safe in a crowded medical bag.

What’s Included?

• 1x Mini Pocket Ophthalmoscope Head
• 1x Lightweight Battery Handle with Clip
• 1x Protective Carrying Pouch
• 1x Spare Bulb (depending on package selected)

Pro Tip for Clinical OSCEs

Because of its lightweight nature, this mini ophthalmoscope allows for greater stability when getting close to the patient. Its simplified aperture system ensures you spend less time fumbling with dials and more time focusing on the clinical findings.