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[island_342]

Does anyone know of any systems that a person can purchase like Essilors VisionPrint system? I thought INDO had one but I can't seem to find anything on it anymore.....Any info would be great thanks!

[Chris Ryser]

http://www.indo.es/bienes-de-equipo/...idProducto=232

[island_342]

Thanks for the reply Chris. I already found the site but I cant find the unit they use to have on their site....Do you or anybody know what the proper term for the unit that does all the mesurments???

[rinselberg]

Indo "Eyemade" progressive lenses, made with an Indo "Visual Map" unit or workstation or whatever they might have called it. So the proper term is "Visual Map".

http://www.perret-optic.ch/optometri...eyemade_gb.htm

[island_342]

Thanks for the info. Do you know where or who this unit can be purchased from?

[rinselberg]

Unfortunately I have no idea where or how you could buy this unit.

[optical24/7]

Essilor has a new centration measuring devise for the frugal optical office that doesn't want to go digital;



You use this to precisely measure vertex.


You use this to check for Panto.




You use this to check frame wrap.


So easy a cave-tician could do it!

[Jubilee]

I was going to post the "that won't impress the patient!" mantra that I see folks usually ask about this type stuff. However for me, while tech is cool, if someone whipped out a plumb and a protractor to go with their good ol' pd stick to "customize" my order for me.. I would think "man, they have to know what they are doing!"

Then again, I have worked with some who it might be a prayer of "I hope they know what they are doing..." Which is why a lot of folks like the machines that might help eliminate human error.