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Vision testers

PC-based & desktop vision testers

Innovative PC-based and desktop vision testers designed to provide occupational health experts with a class-leading vision screening programme.

Our vision testers

We provide a variety of vision testers specifically designed for a variety of testing in both occupational health and primary care, for accurate diagnosis of a wide range of visual parameters including visual acuity at near, far and intermediate distances, depth perception, colour, phoria and peripheral.

 

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Visiolite Master & Master GT

The Visiolite Master and Visiolite Master GT vision testers are PC operated, designed to provide fast and accurate vision assessments with fully customisable test routines and automated data management. Both vision testers provide significant improvements in both workflow and time management.

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Titmus V4

The Titmus V4 is a precision-built vision tester designed to provide accurate and reliable vision screening for occupational health professionals. Providing a comprehensive range of eye tests and features to minimise consultation times, improve workflows, and deliver comprehensive patient results.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Vision screening is a series of tests conducted by a medical expert in eye health. The tests are used to help determine a problem a patient may have with their eyes, the lens or other functions like the optic nerve. The test measures the eyes ability to function and potentially detects other underlying illnesses like glaucoma, or even illnesses in other areas of the body the patient may not know about.

     

    There are several types of medical professionals specialising in all types of eye health conditions including; optometrists, ophthalmologists, ophthalmic medical practitioners, occupational health practitioners, orthoptists and dispensing opticians. They are highly trained to carry out different roles and diagnose problems within eye health.

  • An employee who has regular use of display screen equipment (DSE), drives a company vehicle such as a forklift truck or performs tasks with close detail work will require regular eye testing. Symptoms they may experience from DSE use include tired eyes, general discomfort, temporary short sightedness and headaches.

    DSE work can be demanding on the eyes, so it’s important for employers to support employees eye health with some simple steps. Employers should check screens are adjusted correctly, lighting is suitable, and employees take regular breaks away from their desks.

    Within the UK, an employee must pay for a vision test if an employee requests one. The test should be a full examination of the eye performed by a medical professional, like an optometrist.