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The trial lens set is an ophthalmology calculating apparatus used in hospital ophthalmology departments and eyeglasses shops to examine a patient’s refractive error - including hyperopia, myopia, presbyopia, astigmatism, strabismus, or color blindness. It usually contains sphere lenses, cylinder lenses, prism lenses, and other accessory lenses, etc.
266 pcs trial lens set - A variety of lenses to meet optometry requirements
Product features
- The metal rim is durable, and solid, and the hollow design prevents the mark from being worn off.
- Metal rims are helpful for distinguishing lenses with different functions.
- The lens uses high-quality optical glass with high light transmittance.
- The design of the tray facilitates the insertion of lenses and protects them from wear.
- Case with combination lock can provide privacy and security.
Trial lens frame
Each of our trial lens sets comes with a fixed PD lens frame randomly.
Packing List：
- Aluminum Case X 1
- Lens X 266 pcs
- Cross Cylinder X 2
- Trial frame X 1
- Instruction X 1
- Lens cloth X 1
What's in the case?
Lens functions
Spheres(160 pcs)
Spherical lens includes concave lens (-) and convex lens (+). The former is used to correct myopia and the latter hyperopia and presbyopia.
Cylinders(80 pcs)
Cylindrical lens consists of concave (-) and convex (+) cylindrical lens. They are used to correct astigmatism.
Prisms(12 pcs)
The tangent plane of a prismatic lens is a cuneiform. This kind of lens is used to exam and correct strabismus or heterophoria as well as to train eye muscles.
Accessories(14+2 pcs)
SS(2), PL(2), CL(2), MR(2), PH(2), RF, GF, BL, FL. Cross cylinder 2 pieces: 0.25, 0.5
Combination lock
How to open
These locks come factory set to 000, to open the case, just push the button outward.
How to reset password
Reset the combination to whichever 3 digits you like while pushing the button inward.
Notice
Please remember the password you set, or you will be unable to close or open it.
T's Home Garage
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
The kit seems well made and optically correct. I purchased the premium 266 piece version, which was an easy expense to justify when compared to the cost that my opto Doc's lab imposed just for making me a "two piece lens kit" for my existing regular frames.Purchased this because I have ongoing eye surgery recoveries and wanted to:1. Pre-verify Dr's refraction prescription before ordering eyeglass lenses.2. Compare a trial frame loaded w/prescription to all newly made eyeglasses.3. Tweak-try small adjustments to latest Dr's prescription as time goes on.I was pleased to see a comment here (before I purchased) that recommended buyers also purchase an adjustable-for-IPD trial frame, which I did in order to get the best match to my opto Doc's determinations. (My opto Doc also uses that same adjustable frame and what looked to be a 104 piece trial lens kit to final tweak my prescription after using a traditional refraction machine to get a baseline.}After using the separately purchased adjustable IPD frame for a most precise verification, I was pleased to learn that a more comfortable nose rest was present on the complementary 65mm fixed-IPD trial frame included in my kit (provided randomly, as the Ucansee info reminds us, so your complimentary frame may be different}. It was nice to be able to load the more comfortable complimentary frame with my prescription and "test drive" the new prescription extensively while waiting a week for the opto shop to cut new lenses.If you or a family member is working their way through a lengthy vision restoration process and need to tweak and experiment around what your opto Doc or his refraction technician gives you, or you just want to check and see if a refraction prescription is correct, then a trial lens set, IPD-adjustable trial lens frame, and a Snelling wall chart will give you valuable tools for getting the best outcome.
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023
These are well made and very clear. Solid tray and were packed very well.
Doctor Who?
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023
Thank god for DIY kits like this.... Less than the cost of a single eye exam, and I now have glasses better than what pros were able to deliver. I saw an optometrist and an ophthalmologist and came away with two different crappy prescriptions. After using these lenses to derive my own prescription, I can see clearly now, and it is amazing! I will use this to fine-tune my prescription over time. I only wish that I had known about this sooner.
M. Luce
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2023
The set is complete and accuracy is good. I updated my prescription using these and the resulting glasses matched as expected. Except I'm not sure the index marks on the cylinder lenses are accurate; the axis came up different than the optometrist (as much as 2 degrees) so I didn't rely on it.
ALX
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2022
High quality lenses packed in a really nice aluminum briefcase. The included trial frame is basically useless though (non-adjustable IPD). Combined together with a nice trial frame (I purchased one from AIST Optics), you've got a great setup that'll last many years.
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