57 devices · GMDN 32719
Diagnostic ophthalmic prisms are transparent optical instruments used by eye care professionals to assess visual function and evaluate the coordination of the eyes. They help diagnose issues related to ocular muscles, such as problems with convergence or accommodation, by refracting light to measure alignment and visual capabilities.
These devices are typically reusable and supplied as either single prisms on handles or bars containing multiple prisms with graduated powers. They are regulated as medical instruments intended for diagnostic use, with their classification and supply requirements determined by the specific product and the regulations of the jurisdiction in which they are sold.
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