Latham and Phillips SE are the south east division and cover Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and northern Florida. They are well known for their large inventory of major brands for both Ophthalmic Used Equipment and new ophthalmic instruments. You may be wary of buying used ophthalmic instruments but there is no need to be. Their highly trained Ophthalmic Technicians check over and test all of the products before they are put up for sale. In many ways, that makes used equipment more dependable than brand new instruments. If it comes straight off the assembly line then there could be some problem that has not been found yet but any used instruments that you buy will be hand tested for proper operation. You will also see a significant savings by purchasing Ophthalmic Used Equipment and that could make a big difference to your business in our current economy. Some of the saving is so low that you could buy two pieces of used equipment for the price of one of the new models.

One of the other things that make Latham and Phillips SE stand out from the competition is their repair department. Their Ophthalmic Technicians are standing by to help you get your business up and running as soon as possible after equipment failure. If you are within their service area, they will come out to your office and arrange the visit around your schedule to ensure that they do not disrupt your day to day operations. If you would prefer that they not come on site then they can bring the Ophthalmic Equipment back to their fully equipped repair shop. You will never have to wait on parts for your repairs since they have a large inventory of used and new parts for most types of Ophthalmic Instrument. Visit the Latham and Phillips SE website today to find more information about their many services. http://www.ophthalmicinstrumentscompany.com

2010 Ophthalmic Equipment

There are innovations happening all the time in ophthalmic equipment. 2010 Opthalmic Equipment is no exception. There are many innovative and exciting designs which will help ophthalmologists everywhere to do their job and have more satisfied patients. The equipment you buy will be based largely on your budget as well as the volume of clients you are seeing each day. The more patients you need to examine each day, the faster and more powerful you need for your equipment to be. The newest innovations will help you to better serve your patients which will keep them coming back to you again and again.

One of the many innovations comes from the Meccanottica Mazza Company. These are in fact a series of designs which help you in evaluating patients quickly and easily. The low end model they are releasing is the 10.500.00. This model is mostly manual, but offers a rotating table with three different adjustable trays. The trays can hold different pieces of ophthalmic equipment which will sit directly in front of the patient without the patient having to move. Another innovation is the 10.550.00. This is also known as the Arc. This is because you have a table shaped like an arc you can attach different pieces of equipment to. The patient’s chair is attached to the examiner’s chair on a swinging arm. You can then swing the patient and yourself to several different pieces of equipment which are on the arc. The 10.600.00 is the model with all the bells and whistles. It is similar in design to the 10.500.00. The major difference is everything is automated. The trays, rotating tables and even the patient chair are all controlled by you using different buttons on the control panel.

The new year is also bringing innovations in such essential pieces of equipment as a Rodenstock Auto Refractor Keratometer. The system is fully automatic to help you in being able to quickly and easily process information. This piece is able to communicate with a digital refraction system, or it can operate as a standalone system. The choice is up to you and up to what your budget can handle.

The many different Canon products continues to offer outstanding digital imaging to discover problems associated with glaucoma, diabetes and other diseases. The myriad of cameras available for purchase allow you to get the most precise image of the eye possible. This allows you to quickly and easily diagnose your patients without having to wait for film to develop or having to make judgment calls based on sketchy images.

There are many other innovations which are still in the works and have yet to be released in 2010 Ophthalmic Equipment. It is a good idea to check back often in order to get the latest and most up to date information about the Ophthalmic Instruments which will make a difference in your practice. The better and more up to date your equipment is, the better chance you have of fulfilling your patients needs.