Ophthalmoscope

An ophthalmoscope is a medical instrument used for examining the eye. Its general characteristics include:
Type:
This is a direct optical ophthalmoscope, portable and battery-powered (2 AA batteries).

Optics and Illumination:
It features a light source, an LED bulb, offering high and adjustable brightness, with good color rendering.
The optical system is designed to minimize glare and ensure clear visibility of the back of the eye, even with small pupils.
It can include different diaphragms and filters (e.g., a green filter that eliminates red) for various observations.

Optical Correction:
A lens correction range (from -20 D to +20 D) is integrated to compensate for ametropia in the examiner or patient.

Design and Ergonomics:
The handle is designed for a comfortable grip and is compatible with various instrument heads.