Auto Refractometer FR-8900

This automated refractometer captures objective refractive measurements during ophthalmic pre-testing, establishing a consistent starting point for phoropter-based subjective refraction and baseline data to guide eyewear selection.

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SKU: FR-8900 Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Auto Refractometer
Function	Automated refractometer that provides objective measurements of refractive status to assist clinicians in setting a starting point for subjective refraction and eyewear prescription decisions. Supports consistent pre-test measurements within ophthalmic examinations.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Refraction
Condition	New
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	built-in
Country of Origin	China
SKU	FR-8900

This ophthalmic diagnostic device automates objective refraction to establish baseline measurements before subjective refraction and eyewear prescription decisions. As part of pre-test workflow in ophthalmic examinations, it supports consistent assessment within the refraction area. The unit features a built-in handle and uses surface cleaning for routine care in clinical settings.

Clinical Applications of Auto Refractometer FR-8900

The device delivers standardized objective refraction values suitable for documentation and longitudinal comparison, supporting serial measurements across visits within routine ophthalmic examinations. In communication-limited patients, it sustains workflow continuity by providing an objective estimate of refraction that does not depend on patient responses.

Common Applications

Baseline objective refraction prior to subjective refraction and trial lensing
Rapid screening for refractive error in routine eye exams and community screenings
Monitoring refractive changes over time for myopia management and follow-up visits
Assessment in pediatric, elderly, or communication-limited patients
Pretest data for eyewear prescription decisions and EMR documentation
Quality control to verify endpoint of subjective refraction