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Prism Bar Set, Horizontal and Vertical, Strabismus Measurement, With Case

Prism Bar Set, Horizontal and Vertical, Strabismus Measurement, With Case

Regular price $300.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $300.00 USD
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Ophthalmic prism bar set, horizontal and vertical loose prism bars for measuring strabismus, phorias, vergence facility, and fusional reserves. Horizontal bar covers 1-40 prism diopters (1/2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/25/30/35/40Δ) for esotropia and exotropia measurement. Vertical bar covers 1-25 prism diopters (1/2/3/4/5/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/25Δ) for hypertropia and vertical phorias. Comes in protective case. Essential equipment for pediatric ophthalmology, orthoptics, adult strabismus, and vergence dysfunction workup.

✓ Horizontal 1-40 Δ Bar✓ Vertical 1-25 Δ Bar✓ Cover Test Compatible✓ Fusional Reserve Testing✓ Loose Prism Design✓ Protective Case✓ Standard Ophthalmic Grade✓ Made in India

Specifications

Horizontal Prism Bar 1 / 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 Δ (prism diopters)
Vertical Prism Bar 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18 / 20 / 25 Δ
Prism Material Optical glass (high refractive index, precision-ground)
Mount Handheld, clinician holds bar in front of patient's eye during cover test
Case Padded case protecting both bars during transport and storage
Warranty 1-year against manufacturing defects

Clinical Applications

  • Strabismus measurement (prism and alternate cover test): quantifying esotropia, exotropia, hypertropia in prism diopters
  • Fusional reserve testing: measuring positive and negative fusional convergence
  • Phoria measurement: heterophorias (latent misalignment) via cover test
  • Vergence facility testing: dynamic accommodation-vergence workup
  • Pediatric ophthalmology workup: infantile esotropia, accommodative esotropia
  • Post-strabismus surgery evaluation: residual deviation quantification
  • Orthoptics and vision therapy: baseline and progress measurement
  • Diplopia workup: measuring binocular vision defects
  • Nystagmus and oscillopsia evaluation
  • Pre-op strabismus planning: Krimsky method, prism and cover test

Best For

  • Ophthalmology practices offering strabismus and vision therapy
  • Pediatric ophthalmology specialists
  • Orthoptists and vision therapists
  • Optometry practices with binocular vision workup
  • Academic ophthalmology and optometry teaching programs
  • University orthoptics and optometric technician training
  • Community and rural eye clinics
  • International eye clinics via DDP
  • NGO pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus outreach

Buying for a Practice, Teaching Program, or NGO?

  • Volume pricing on 3+ orders, teaching program, multi-clinic and NGO fleets
  • Net-30 invoicing for verified optometry / ophthalmology / academic accounts
  • SAM.gov / VA compliant, VA pediatric ophthalmology
  • Bundle with 4-Mirror Gonioscope, Occluders and Maddox rod for complete binocular vision workup kit
  • International DDP shipping, huge pediatric ophthalmology market globally
  • NGO pediatric strabismus outreach pricing on 5+ orders
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FAQ

How does this compare to Berens or Katena prism bars?

Feature parity on prism diopter values, optical glass grade and case. Berens, Katena have slightly higher polish and tighter tolerance on prism angle QC. Price differential: $300 vs $650-$1,200 for Berens / Katena. For most clinical strabismus measurement, this SciMed set delivers full clinical utility at 30-45% of premium OEM pricing.

Why loose prism bars vs individual loose prisms?

Prism bars keep all diopter values organized in a single handheld device, faster clinical workflow than searching through a case of individual loose prisms. For fine measurement in between bar values (e.g. 17Δ), use bar and loose prism combined.

What's the difference between horizontal and vertical bars?

Prism base direction is what's measured. Horizontal bar (base-out or base-in) measures horizontal deviations, eso/exo. Vertical bar (base-up or base-down) measures vertical deviations, hyper/hypotropia. Both needed for complete strabismus workup.

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