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Arclight Ophthalmoscope-Loupe-Otoscope + Specula (20 extra) bundle
Arclight Ophthalmoscope-Loupe-Otoscope + Specula (20 extra) bundle
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Bundle of our highly-rated Arclight with additional specula at a 30% saving
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.
The standard Arclight comes with two specula - one 2.5mm for use with children and one 4.5mm for adults. The Arclight + specula bundle includes an additional 20 specula - either mixed or all 4.5mm. A 30% saving on the separate specula pack price.
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.
Bundle includes:
- Arclight device
- 2 specula: 4.5mm (for adults) + 2.5mm (for infants)
- 20 additional specula
- USB charging cable
- Lanyard
- Phone Clip
- Cloth visual acuity chart
- Reading chart
- Quick guide instructions
- Fabric case
Please note: We cannot currently sell/deliver these devices to USA or Canada
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Really like it.
Excellent product
I'm an optometrist I bought this solely out of shear nosiness. The main advantage is the arclight itself is shockingly small which actually makes it better suited to fitting within the orbit and easier to handle than other models of opthalmoscope, the view is certainly clinically acceptable at the bright LED works extremely well(did test on large pupil). Downsides are that although you can vary the dioptric power it doesn't have as many options as other models, this in all honesty isn't a criticism as your unlikely to need much of the lens ranges anyway and if your patient wears contact lenses this is much of an issue. The light settings are great and the loupe has the perfect level of magnification to see a foreign body or corneal stain and anterior assessment of the crystalline lens which makes it a great accompaniment to a paediatric exam as it is not as intimidating as a Burton lamp, It's honestly a really decent piece of kit for what you pay for, would recommend for optometrists as a "spare pair" and for paediatric exams as it has more functionality than other expensive loupes like the bluminator. If your a Dr who may need to perform opthalmoscopy it's definitely serviceable and I would recommend, that goes for veterinary practice as well although I would probably recommend a panoptic for vets as you get a bigger view when the patient won't sit still(panoptic is also 18x more expensive though so way up how often your doing opthalmoscopy!).
Absolutely solid piece of equipment would recommend
10/10.
This is a very useful device: The magnifying glass with blue light together with fluorescein staining is useful in acute cases to rule out corneal lesions. The magnifying glass is useful for evaluation of the back side of the eyelids for MGD. The attached funnel for otoscope works very fine. The other end of the stick contains an ophthalmoscope and as shown on the add with the model, the light beam is about 4 cm wide at 4 cm distance. At a minimum clinical distance about 1 cm from the eye the illumination light is 1.5 cm wide, This is much larger than the maximal pupil size, hence the contrast of the fundus background is severely diminished by reflected light from the iris and sclera making small details invisible. In patients with cataract it is absolutely useless. It lacks the features of apertures in a professional ophthalmoscope to change the size and location of the illumination light. In the next generation the width of the illumination beam should be decreased.
We trialled the arclight in a remote area of tropical Nigeria with grassroots primary care where we work. Spoilt batteries and blown bulbs are a constant hassle and the Arclight was so easy to use, simple to teach with very helpful instructions such that all our team of healthcare workers can use. The use of photos via camera allows specialist advice and it seems very robust and the solar charge /LED is spot on for humid remote regions. Great piece of kit and very good price.