ExamVision

Connect system

admin — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:20:24 +0000

Slides smoothly on & off, and holds the light stable. Can be locked into position.

Curing filter

admin — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 16:34:49 +0000

Fits to LED lights, to prevent curing of composites.

Queen of Denmark visits ExamVision

admin — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 16:22:33 +0000

ExamVision was honoured to receive a visit from Her Majesty Queen Margrethe. The Queen was shown in to ExamVision by Director Jørn Rønvig, and given a tour of the offices, conference and production facilities. There was time for the Queen to try a pair of loupes, and looked at the finest details in a piece of embroidered lace work from Samsø’s museum.

Frequently Asked Questions

admin — Thu, 27 May 2010 09:40:27 +0000

Which magnification is right for me?

You will have to try various degrees of magnification to find out which is best suited to you, your sight and the work you do.

If you are using magnification all day long, we recommend 2 to 3 times magnification, as these levels of magnification give you an optimal depth of field (i.e. freedom to move back and forth with your subject in focus). This helps you to maintain a relaxed posture through the day. Field of view is also widest at these magnifications.

Higher magnifications are best suited to specialist work, usually for a few hours at a time. Many of our customers have a 2.3x loupe for general work, and use them in combination with a 3.5 or 4.2x for intricate procedures.
I can see perfectly well. Why do I need loupes?

If you can’t see it, you can’t treat it! Magnification allows you to see the small details better. You will be able to work with a greater degree of precision, making diagnosis and treatment safer, more reliable and faster. Your ergonomic position is also improved when you use magnification – you don’t have to lean in close, bending your back and neck to see the details.
Will my eyesight be weakened by using magnification at work?

No. Your eyes will still get plenty of healthy exercise, but they won’t be strained.
I am really short-sighted. Which loupes should I buy?

Whichever style of ExamVision loupe you choose, we can fit your prescription into the loupe and into the outer lenses, so you can see both your work area and for example your computer screen in perfect focus. Your loupes will be custom made – they will be perfect for you.
Which is better, flip-up or TTL?

This is a question of personal preference. ExamVision believes that the best possible optical performance is achieved by bringing the loupe as close as possible to the eye, which means we would always recommend our TTL.

However, some of our customers prefer the flexibility of flipping the loupe out of the way when the close work is finished. For these customers we have engineered a flip-up which comes as close as possible to the TTL experience. You will have to try them and see!

Perhaps you are considering upgrading from your existing flip-up to a TTL? Ask yourself how often you actually flip the loupe out of the way during a day’s work. If you don’t currently use your flip-up function, then we would recommend the ExamVision HD TTL as your perfect upgrade.
Do all loupes use the same standard for measuring degree of magnification?

No. It depends on the manufacturer and the loupe system. Unfortunately there is no generally accepted standard, so a 2.3x magnification in one brand may feel the same as a 2.5x magnification in another brand. ExamVision always measure the ‘angular magnification’ at a working distance of 40cm. Magnification is a good starting point, but you need to test a pair of loupes and consider the whole package before you make your purchase: clarity, comfort, width and depth of field.
Why are your loupes so expensive?

ExamVision loupes and lights are designed and produced without compromise in Denmark. Each pair is custom-made to suit the customer’s eyesight and working practices. We use only the highest quality materials, and features like Hi-Index glass come as standard. Our dealers in different countries are all individually trained in fitting ExamVision loupes, and many have opticians on the team to ensure a perfect service. This is why our loupes may cost a little more than the competition – but when you first try ExamVision you will see clearly that they are the best!
If my eyesight changes, how do I change my loupes?

We offer to correct your loupes – both telescopes and prescription lenses – to suit your new prescription. It takes just a few working days. Your loupes will get a service at the same time!
I live in an area not covered by your distributors. Can I still buy your loupes?

Drop us a line at office@exam-vision.com, and we should be able to help.
What is the difference between HD and Lite?

Our HD loupes are our premium product, constructed with a complex multi lens system unique and unsurpassed in loupe design. We have also designed a Lite telescope, which is a lighter, more affordable model. It has marginally more colour separation, but is still an excellent high quality loupe for general applications.
I have been told I need to sit up straighter to avoid neck and back strain. How do loupes help me do that?

Because you see a magnified image, you don’t need to lean into your subject (your patient for example). This allows you to sit up straighter for long periods at work, relieving strain on the muscles in your back and neck. ExamVision loupes also have an excellent depth of field (circa 20cm), so you can move back and forth while keeping your subject in focus, which also helps to avoid stiffness.

If you experience back and/or neck stiffness or pain at work, then it may be advisable for you to use our Prisma Lens System TM built into your loupes. The prism refracts the image, so you can sit up even straighter. Please discuss this in more detail with your local ExamVision dealer.

TTL (Through-the-lens)

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 14:52:42 +0000

	Loupe definition	HD / Lite
	Magnifications	2.3x – 2.8x – 3.5x – 4.2x
	Prisma Lens System™	Available on HD
	Frames	Classic / Cosmo
	Connect system	Available
	Frame colours

With an ExamVision TTL you will achieve the best possible depth of field and field of view of any loupe system available.

The loupes are mounted through the lens, which brings the magnifying lenses as close as possible to your eye. This gives you the greatest possible field of vision and the highest possible resolution.

The short barrel telescope can have corrective lenses built in to suit your eyesight, and our adjustment service ensures that your loupes will still be perfect for you if your eyesight changes over time.

Photos

TTL working

Features

Optimum depth of field
Optimum field of view
German optics from a Leica supplier
Built in corrective lenses
High performance, non reflective coating on lenses
2.3x, 2.8x, 3.5x and 4.2x magnifications
Available in HD or Lite models

Loupes system comparison chart

TTL
- »Best possible field of view and depth of field
- »Completely tailored to each individual
- »Can be updated over time as eyesight changes
- »Available in HD and Lite models
- »Available in 2.3x, 2.8x, 3.5x and 4.2x magnifications
- »Compatible with our click-on light attachment
Further information
Flip-Up
- »Can be flipped up out of the way
- »Completely tailored to each individual
- »Pupil distance and loupe angle adjustable in the clinic
- »Currently only available in 2.3x Lite
- »Compatible with our ‘universal clip‘ light attachment
Further information

Flip-Up

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 14:51:29 +0000

	Loupe definition	Lite
	Magnifications	2.3x
	Frames	Classic / Cosmo
	Universal clip-on system	Available
	Frame colours

A brilliant piece of engineering. Light and well-balanced, the flip-up is also durable and doesn’t flex. So your work remains in focus, regardless of how many times you flip up your loupes in the course of a day.

Incorporating ExamVision’s excellent Lite lens system, the flip-up is simple and elegant and can be adjusted precisely to your vision.

A popular choice in clinics where several members of the team require loupes, as the Flip-Up can be adjusted for pupil distance and loupe angle in the clinic. (Please note that a Flip-Up has to be returned for service if prescription lenses are to be changed).

Photos

Features

German optics from a Leica supplier
Simple multi-lens system
Lightweight and water-resistant
Prisma Lens system™ available on request
Super Hi-Vision coating available on request
Available in 2.3x magnification
Pupil distance and loupe angle adjustable in the clinic

Loupes system comparison chart

TTL
- »Best possible field of view and depth of field
- »Completely tailored to each individual
- »Can be updated over time as eyesight changes
- »Available in HD and Lite models
- »Available in 2.3x, 2.8x, 3.5x and 4.2x magnifications
- »Compatible with our click-on light attachment
Further information
Flip-Up
- »Can be flipped up out of the way
- »Completely tailored to each individual
- »Pupil distance and loupe angle adjustable in the clinic
- »Currently only available in 2.3x Lite
- »Compatible with our ‘universal clip‘ light attachment
Further information

Lite

admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 14:20:12 +0000

	Loupe systems	TTL / Flip-Up
	Magnifications	2.3x
	Frames	Classic / Cosmo
	Super Hi-Vision	Available

Our Lite lens system has been designed as a lighter, less complex version of the HD system. Still using the highest possible quality glass, the construction is simpler. This gives a lighter weight loupe, with a very respectable depth of field and only a small degree of colour separation.

Available in TTL (through-the-lens) and Flip-Up versions, the Lite lens system can offer you an excellent loupe at a truly affordable price.

Photos

Features

German optics from a Leica supplier
Simple multi-lens system
Very lightweight and water-resistant
TTL (through-the-lens) or Flip-Up versions available
Prisma Lens system ™ available on request
Super Hi-Vision coating available on request
Lite available in 2.3x magnification

Loupes definition comparison chart

HD
- »Ideal for dentists, surgeons and precision industries
- »Complex premium lens system
- »Available in 2.3x, 2.8x, 3.5x and 4.2x magnifications
- »TTL only
Further information
Lite
- »Ideal for students, hygienists or people starting with magnification
- »Simple high quality lens system
- »Only available in 2.3x magnification
- »TTL and Flip-Up models available
Further information

HD – High Definition

admin — Tue, 25 May 2010 15:35:48 +0000

	Loupe systems	TTL
	Magnifications	2.3x – 2.8x – 3.5x – 4.2x
	Prisma Lens System™	Available
	Frames	Classic / Cosmo
	Super Hi-Vision	Available

Our HD – High Definition – lens system is simply the finest loupe lens system you can buy. We use only premium materials in this unique multi-lens system, to give optimal sharpness, true colour transmission and the best possible field of view and depth of field.

When you order ExamVision loupes you don’t pay extra for Hi-Index glass – because we use only Hi-Index glass.

Photos

Features

German optics from a Leica supplier
Unique multi-lens system
Lightweight and water-resistant
TTL (through-the-lens) brings the loupe close to the eye
Prisma Lens system ™ available on request
Super Hi-Vision coating available on request
HD available in 2.3x, 2.8x, 3.5x, and 4.2x magnifications

Loupes definition comparison chart

HD
- »Ideal for dentists, surgeons and precision industries
- »Complex premium lens system
- »Available in 2.3x, 2.8x, 3.5x and 4.2x magnifications
- »TTL only
Further information
Lite
- »Ideal for students, hygienists or people starting with magnification
- »Simple high quality lens system
- »Only available in 2.3x magnification
- »TTL and Flip-Up models available
Further information

Design award for ExamVision. ‘The Perfect Loupe’ succeeds in Red Dot Design award.

admin — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 13:19:07 +0000

With its outstanding and innovative design, the ExamVision HD TTL 2.3x loupe impressed the jury in one of the world’s most prestigious international design competitions. In the Red Dot award: product design 2010 category, the HD TTL 2.3x was awarded the “red dot” quality label for high quality design by an expert jury.

For further information please read our press release or visit www.red-dot.de/press.

HD vs lite

admin — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 09:25:00 +0000

Lite