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Mark-II Basic Ophthalmoscope Set

Name: Ophthalmoscope Set for Fundus & Eye Examination in Egypt
SKU: 808-808-25
Price: 4204 EGP
Availability: InStock

Provides reliable visualization of the fundus and optic disc, allowing rapid red reflex and pupillary assessments that support timely, confident clinical decisions in clinic or at the bedside. Reproducible views streamline documentation and follow-up comparisons and aid clear communication with patients and trainees.

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SKU: 808-808-25 Categories: Diagnostic instruments, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of Mark-II Basic Ophthalmoscope Set

Specification	Description
Set Type	Ophthalmoscope Set
Model Variant	Basic WSB
Voltage	2.5V
Category	Ophthalmology
Brand	LifeCare
Material	Brass C/P
Sterilization Method	Check Sterilization Policy
SKU	808-808-25
Manufacturer	LifeCare
Country of Origin	Egypt
Certifications	ISO 13485

Designed for ophthalmic examination and visualization, this set operates at 2.5V and features Brass C/P construction. The Basic WSB model by LifeCare is manufactured in Egypt and listed with ISO 13485 certification; refer to the stated sterilization policy for processing.

Clinical Applications of Mark-II Basic Ophthalmoscope Set

This device provides focused through‑pupil light and magnification to examine posterior eye surfaces with clear contours and even illumination. Repeatable views support baseline recording for follow‑up comparison, pupil light response and red reflex checks, and teaching during clinic, bedside, or outreach encounters.

Common Applications

Focused through‑pupil viewing of the fundus, including the optic disc, during routine eye examinations.
Red reflex verification in each eye.
Pupil light response assessment under direct illumination.
Bedside or outreach ocular inspection using portable illumination and magnification.
Recording observed posterior segment features as a baseline for follow‑up comparisons.
Teaching basic ophthalmoscopic technique with consistent views for trainees.