Reliable for objective refraction where a phoropter is impractical, and light enough to carry on domiciliary visits. A dependable everyday set.
Dr. Callum Frostick, MDVerified buyerFeb 19, 2026

Eight-rack retinoscopy lens board in a wooden case — designed for paediatric optometrists and refraction trainees who need fast plus/minus sweeps without trial-frame re-loading.
Clinical overview
The OpticsMED Retinoscopy Board lens set replaces the slow swap-in/swap-out workflow of a trial-lens case during retinoscopy. Eight plastic racks hold the working sphere series; the examiner sweeps the rack in front of the patient's eye while watching the reflex, locking neutralisation in seconds. The wooden case keeps the racks aligned and the lenses scratch-free between visits.
| Configuration | 8 lens racks |
|---|---|
| Rack body | Plastic, slim profile |
| Case | Wooden, foam-lined |
| Intended use | Retinoscopy, cycloplegic refraction |
Paediatric optometry clinics, school-screening teams and refraction training programmes that need to neutralise a reflex quickly on an uncooperative patient. Also useful as the backup retinoscopy kit for any general optometry room where the main trial set lives at the slit lamp.
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Configuration sheet
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Reliable for objective refraction where a phoropter is impractical, and light enough to carry on domiciliary visits. A dependable everyday set.
Dr. Callum Frostick, MDVerified buyerFeb 19, 2026
The loose board lenses are ideal for demonstrating neutralisation to trainees and for quick over-refraction at the bedside. Powers are accurately marked and the optics are clean.
Dr. Gerald Ashcombe, MDVerified buyerJul 6, 2024
A useful spread of sphere and cylinder powers for retinoscopy and trial-frame refraction. The lenses are well finished with clear engravings and hold up to regular handling.
Nadia Petrelli, ODApr 19, 2026

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