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For eye care professionals

Wave Analyzer Medica 800

Fast, automatic and feature-rich

The Wave Analyzer medica 800 is a very intuitive, rapid and fully automatic aberrometer. It provides accurate and detailed measurements.

Customer Journey

Links screening to sales
Fast

Comprehensive eye screening in <2mins
Lens Rebate

Discount on monthly payments

Key Features

The Wave Analyzer Medica 800 is a fast and effective automatic aberrometer that provides 8 measurements in under 2 minutes.
With wireless connectivity, it facilitates the sharing of results with patients and transfer of data for follow-up monitoring or action.

Full assessment of the anterior chamber
All measurements performed automatically
Based on wavefront and Shack-Hartmann technology
Large touch screen makes it simple to navigate the measurement cycle
Easy data sharing with clear and customisable result reports

Comprehensive measurements

The Wave Analyzer provides a comprehensive screening of the eye in less than 2 minutes

Improved tonometry using fixation point & IOP value automatically corrected according to corneal thickness
Placido rings topography helps analyze over 100,000 points of cornea and provide Keratoconus probability index
Provides a detailed view of the crystal lens opacity which is helpful for identifying cataracts.
Individual autorefractometer & pupil measurement for mesopic, photopic conditions and near vision
Real time evaluation of the patient’s eye fatigue when focusing on near by objects
Topography and pupillometry for contact lens fitting and keratoconus detection

The Wave Analyzer in action

The Wave Analyzer can show the difference of a patient’s day and night vision. In practice you scientifically highlight this sensitivity with different functions.

Simulation

When using the Point Spread Function (PSF) method you can show the different impact of a point on the retina between day and night.

Summary

The summary gives the overall measurements for the patient. Here you can see the difference in pupil size from day to night and specific refraction needs.

Coefficient Aberration

The Low Order Aberration (LOA) column demonstrates the impact of glare on a patient. The bigger the difference in the columns the more glare a patient will experience.

Available on Lens Rebate Scheme

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