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Illuminated Trial Lens Set — 225 Lenses, 20mm Reduced Aperture, Aluminum Mounts, Auto-Rise Tray

Illuminated Trial Lens Set — 225 Lenses, 20mm Reduced Aperture, Aluminum Mounts, Auto-Rise Tray

Regular price $549.00 USD
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225-piece illuminated trial lens set — the complete refraction kit for optometry practices, ophthalmology satellite exam rooms, university teaching programs, and eye camps. Extra-white imported optical lenses with 20mm reduced aperture (edge-glare-free viewing), aluminum 38mm-diameter mounts (plus lenses one color, minus lenses another color — instant identification during subjective refraction), handled sphere lenses for easy manipulation, and auto-rising tray with integrated LED backlight controller. Attractive colored acrylic case with double lock. Includes trial frame + case + 1-year warranty. $549 direct — versus $1,500-$3,000 for TopCon / Nidek / Reichert trial lens sets.

✓ 225 Complete Lens Set✓ Trial Frame Included✓ 20mm Reduced Aperture✓ Aluminum 38mm Mounts✓ Plus/Minus Color-Coded✓ Handled Sphere Lenses✓ Auto-Rising Tray + LED✓ Double-Lock Case
Complete refraction kit vs individual lens sets: Most premium OEM trial lens sets (Topcon TL-6000, Nidek TL-2, Reichert RS-2000) ship as base 232-lens sets WITHOUT trial frame + WITHOUT illumination + in plain wooden case, requiring separate frame ($200) + LED backlight ($400) + upgraded case ($200) purchases totaling $2,300-$4,000. This SciMed set at $549 ships complete — all 225 lenses + trial frame + LED illumination + colored acrylic case + double-lock closure — ready to start refracting patients on delivery. Ideal for optometry practices building first exam lane, community eye clinics, and cataract-camp / eye-care outreach programs.

Specifications

Total lenses 225 pieces (complete set)
Sphere range +/- 20.00 D typical (0.25 D steps in mid-range, 0.5-1.0 D in extremes)
Cylinder range +/- 6.00 D typical (0.25 D steps)
Prism range 0.5 to 10 prism diopters + rotary prism accessory
Auxiliary lenses Pinhole, cross cylinder, red/green filters, occluders, Maddox rod
Aperture 20 mm reduced aperture (edge-glare-free viewing)
Mount Aluminum, 38 mm diameter — universal trial-frame + phoropter compatible
Lens material Imported extra-white optical glass (high accuracy)
Power basis Plano back vertex (standard refraction convention)
Color coding Plus (converging) lenses one color, minus (diverging) lenses another color — instant identification
Sphere handles Yes — handles provided for easy manipulation during refraction
Trial frame Included — standard adjustable adult frame
Case Attractive colored acrylic top with double-lock closure
Illumination Auto-rising tray with LED backlight (opens when lid raised, illuminates lens tray)
Warranty 1-year against manufacturing defects

Applications

  • Subjective refraction — determining patient's optimal correction (sphere + cylinder + axis)
  • Retinoscopy verification — confirming objective retinoscopy findings with subjective response
  • Spectacle prescription — final Rx determination
  • Contact lens over-refraction — verifying contact lens Rx
  • Binocular vision assessment — Maddox rod, prism dissociation, phorias
  • Low vision assessment — high-power sphere + telescopic magnifiers
  • Pediatric refraction — screening + prescription in younger children
  • Post-refractive surgery re-refraction — LASIK, PRK, corneal transplant follow-up
  • Optometric teaching — student refraction practice + skills exams

Best for

  • Optometry practices (primary exam-lane refraction workflow)
  • Ophthalmology practices with subjective refraction bench
  • Community eye clinics + rural practice outreach
  • University optometry teaching programs (student lens sets)
  • Cataract + vision camps + NGO outreach (Aravind, L V Prasad, Orbis)
  • Emergency + urgent care (refraction workup)
  • International eye clinics via DDP (India, LATAM, GCC, MENA, SE Asia)
  • Veterinary ophthalmology (specialty refractive work)

Buying for a practice, program, or NGO?

  • Volume pricing on 5+ orders — university teaching fleets, multi-practice rollouts, NGO camp stocking
  • Net-30 invoicing for verified optometry, ophthalmology, academic accounts
  • Bundle with Motorized Slit Lamp Table + Slit Lamp for complete exam-lane build
  • Individual replacement lenses stocked for sets damaged by drops/breakage ($15-40/lens)
  • Auto-focus phoropter alternative — for practices scaling to automated refraction, contact us for phoropter options
  • International DDP — expanding refraction capacity globally in emerging markets
  • NGO cataract + eye camp pricing — significant discounts on 10+ unit orders
Email procurement →(669) 265-9353

FAQ

How does this compare to a Topcon TL-6000 or Nidek TL-2?

Feature parity on essentials — same lens power range, same 20mm aperture, same aluminum mounts, same Plano back vertex convention, universally compatible with any trial frame or phoropter. Topcon + Nidek have slightly higher lens polish + tighter tolerance QC. Price differential: $549 (complete kit) vs $1,500-$3,000+ (OEM lens-only, requires separate frame + illumination purchases).

What's included in the 225 lens count?

Sphere lenses (~90 pieces, +/- 20 D range in 0.25 D steps), cylinder lenses (~60 pieces, +/- 6 D), prisms (~15 pieces + rotary), auxiliary lenses (~10 pieces: pinhole, cross cylinder, red/green filters, occluders, Maddox rod), and various trial frame parts. Exact lens breakdown per standard 225-piece set convention.

Is the trial frame adjustable for children?

Yes — adjustable PD (interpupillary distance) 54-72mm, adjustable temple length, adjustable nose bridge. Fits adults + adolescents comfortably. For infants + very young children (age <5), pediatric-specific mini trial frame available separately (~$60).

Are individual replacement lenses available?

Yes — lenses drop/break during clinical use. Individual replacements $15-40/lens depending on power. Contact us with the specific lens power + type needed.

Does this work with an autorefractor?

Yes — after autorefractor gives objective refraction, transfer values to trial frame + let patient confirm/refine subjectively. Autorefractor + trial lens set is the standard 2-step refraction workflow.

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