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Aperture Rule™ Set (12 Stereoscope sized cards) These cares are more complex and require more detail demand. They build flexibility, resiliency, attention to detail and reduction of visual fatigue. These cards contain large quantities of details and build large ranges of fusion (leading to high amounts of prism diopters of 'Base Out' and 'Base In' fusion ranges) 12 Cards -
Home Trainer Tube Kit (VTE) 30 day lead time Tube designed to hold a selection of home training products. The plastic transparent tube can be personalized by printing logo and instructions in the paper cover. -
Hart Chart™ Accommodative Rock Chart Set Near and Far Chart Set provides letter and number matrix for testing and accommodative vision training. This is the classic Hart chart used by professionals for years. -
Near and Far Chart Set provides letter and number matrix for testing and accommodative vision training. This is a new take on the classic Hart Chart used by professionals for years. The Red/Green allow or anti-suppression training, in addition to accommodative training. -
The new clear fixation paddle is 12" x 12" made of clear polycarbonate. Uses targets with cling material which adheres and removes easily from the front or back of the paddles by adhesion forces. Targets can be layered to set prismatic demands, including vertical!!! They allow patient to fuse in free space, shift accommodation through the paddles and back to the target. By turning the paddles around you can easily shift from base-in to base-out demand, as well as change the 3D target from coming towards you to going away. The In-Office unit (HFIXIO) is a two-piece model that comes with comfortable plastic handle. The Home unit (HFIXH) is one piece, clear polycarbonate. Red/Green Clings are available in High Definition (HD) or half tones. Half tones cancel better but don't work well except against white wall or lit surface. HD work well for Sports Vision Training. -
Ball with 60 letters/numbers on the surface. 90mm. (3.6") diameter; 90 gr. weight; made of polyuretan material. Each ball includes plastic adhesive hook for hanging up. -
New renovated version with rounded plastic board and new metal structure that is adjustable at different heights. The support is light and made of metal and aluminum. The base comes with wheels for easier movement around the office. It develops the skills of quickly moving the eyes in an accurate and efficient way from a point to another. It also lets to integrate eye movement and space evaluation with the skill of visually guiding the body movement in a coordinated and efficient fashion. -
Two mirrored sides septum, frontally and non-symmetrically set, is recommended for binocular training; antisuppressive and fusional activities; central-peripheral instrument applied in amblyopia. Easy to teach figure-ground, therapy and brain injury neuro-optometric rehabilitation (neglect). -
Red/Green TV trainer or can be placed on a printed page and used as a reading unit. Used to build binocularity in true space. -
Non-Variable Vertical Tranaglyph™ Slide (70 Series) The test for vertical fusional reserve. Non-variable prismatic red/green slides provide 0.25PD to 3.0PD in 0.25PD increments. Allows for normal head tilt without eye strain or double vision. Red/green targets are silk screened on frosted vinyl. Slides measure 5.5" x 10.5". Can be used with Polachrome Trainer. -
Anaglyphic filters in primary colors -
The new BC930 is a variation of our popular 920 and 925 instruments. The new feature of the BC930 slide is the ability to do jump ductions with a wide range of base in and base out options. Either side of the 930 slide can be set to various base-in or base-out values. With this inexpensive device, you can set it to two difference base-in demands or two base-out demands or one side base-in and one base-out and "jump" back and forth between the two images. Since it has its own holder, the card may easily be held in the primary position of gaze, to either side, or superior or inferior. This is very valuable for sports vision with we want to train a volleyball player's upward gaze; a hockey player's inferior gaze or to either side. Consider using a second BC930 to "jump" between 2 instruments; each one set with two different demands, for a total of 4 variable images in two positions.
