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Arclight Ophthalmoscope-Loupe-Otoscope
Arclight Ophthalmoscope-Loupe-Otoscope
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A pocket all-in-one ophthalmoscope-loupe-otoscope for the 21st century – an innovative and easy to use tool for examining the front and back of the eye and the ear canal.
Ideal for doctors (including GPs and Paediatricians), Nurses, Midwives and trainees as well as specialists (ophthalmologists, optometrists).
Shown to be as effective as traditional ophthalmoscopes & otoscopes.
Easy to use - Intuitive operation. View the optic nerve or ear drum first time with no fuss.
Portable – fits in a pocket or around the neck.
Value for money – multiple features for a competitive price
3 LED lights - warm white, daylight-white and blue. Precise diagnosis needs outstanding illumination. Low in infra-red and ultra-violet for comfort and safety. No replacing blown blubs.
Rechargeable: solar or USB – 20 mins charge with USB C or solar charge in a few hours – for a ‘normal’ day’s work or a week of casual use.
Supports eye and ear health in low-income settings – we are a social enterprise whose profits fund equipping and training health workers to diagnose and manage eye and ear disease in low-income countries.
- The Arclight has 3 modes: default, eye specialist and ear specialist. Lights come on in different orders and brightness in each mode.
User guide, 'how to' videos and clinical training videos are available from the Instructions section.
Pack includes:
- Arclight device
- 2 specula: 4.5mm (for adults) + 2.5mm (for infants)
- USB charging cable
- Lanyard
- Phone Clip
- Cloth visual acuity chart
- Reading chart
- Quick guide instructions
- Fabric case
For multiple-device orders in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), please email arclightsales@st-andrews.ac.uk for pricing, including your details and number of devices required.
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I'm an emergency physician: It is great to have the ability to perform basic eye and ear examinations on the go. On the first day with the ârclight I used the ophthalmoscope, otoscope, and the loupes to examine a lesion. Given the size of the arclight I was very impressed; it is really functional. I would probably still grab a wall mounted ophthalmoscope if it was close at hand. It will take a bit more practice to get used to using the ophthalmoscope.
Really easy to use, perfect size for taking out on housecalls, and full of added extras that a much more expensive and cumbersome model wouldn't have.
Excellent little device
Really useful in such compact format. Better than many more expensive ophtalmoscopes and otoscopes
I found it to be lightweight , compact and easy to carry, making it convenient for use anywhere.