Ophthalmic light source

Ophthalmic light sources are electrically-powered devices that produce high-intensity light, often referred to as cold light, for use in eye examinations and procedures. These devices can transfer light directly or through fiber-optic cables to connected instruments that provide illumination within the eye.

When browsing this category, readers should know that these devices are typically regulated as medical devices and may be classified differently depending on the jurisdiction. They are supplied as standalone units or as components of larger ophthalmic systems, with their primary function being to provide illumination during diagnostic and surgical procedures.