Auto Refractometer RM-800

An auto refractometer provides automated objective sphere, cylinder, and axis data, supporting ophthalmic pretest data capture, informing subjective refraction, and enabling comparisons when responses are limited.

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SKU: RM-800 Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Auto Refractometer
Function	Provides automated, objective measurements of ocular refraction to assist clinicians in establishing a starting point for subjective refraction. Supports efficient pre-test data capture within ophthalmic examination workflows.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Refraction
Specialty	Ophthalmology
Subcategory	Diagnostic Equipments
Condition	New
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	built-in
Country of Origin	Japan
SKU	RM-800

This ophthalmic diagnostic device captures automated, objective refraction measurements to provide a baseline for subjective refraction and support pre-test data capture within examination workflows. It includes a built-in handle and is designated for surface cleaning. Suitable for incorporation into refraction stations where standardized objective starting values are needed for subsequent clinical assessment.

Surgical Applications of the product

Clinical applications of the Auto Refractometer RM-800 include standardizing objective refraction measurements to provide consistent baseline values before subjective refraction in ophthalmic workflows. It supports intake areas and follow-up comparability, maintaining documentation-ready sphere, cylinder, and axis data when patients offer limited subjective input.

Common Applications

Objective pre-test refraction to establish starting values for subjective refraction
Rapid screening in ophthalmology and optometry intake areas
Follow-up visits to compare refraction over time for stability monitoring
Assessments for patients with limited communication or cooperation
Standardized capture of sphere, cylinder, and axis for EMR documentation
Triage in community or workplace vision screening programs