We are excited to release a newly published validation study of Vision Keys which compared the distance visual acuity and stereopsis to the M&S visual acuity system.  

validation study vk

This study released in Clinical Ophthalmology was done by Dr. Bob Arnold and his team in Anchorage, Alaska.

Beginning in 2023, eyeMobil has been partnering with Frimen, a quality manufacturer of titanium surgical instruments.  We have customized an instrument set for MSICS that has the most common instruments that are used:

 
  • 0.12 forceps
  • Wescott scissors
  • Utrada forceps
  • McPherson lens forceps
  • Sinskey hook
  • Long vannas scissors
  • Locking needle driver
  • Iris repositor
  • Irrigating vectis
  • Lens Loop
  • Simcoe irrigator
  • Lieberman lid speculum
 frimen msics set

Instead of paying $500+ for each instrument, each of these instruments and the sterlizing tray is available for $700.  In addition, the specific instruments can be customized

VK system

The Vision Keys Digital Visual Acuity System was released November 2023 for our global community.  Vision Keys has been developed over 3 years and has been tested in a busy multiple satellite office clinic with over 80 lanes.  

Vision Keys stands out for it's ease of use and attractive pricepoint for a full featured digital visual acuity system including hardware compared to it's competitors.

Features of Vision Keys include:

• Compact Universal Portable Digital Visual Acuity System
• Works in any language 
• Custom compact wireless keypad controller 
• Snellen, New VK Numbers, Tumbling E, Landolt C, Allen figures and HOTV 
• Feet or Meters; Mirrored or Nonmirrored lanes 
• LogMar, Decimal and Franophone added in Version 3.7 
• Vesa mount for wall or table top placement  
• Easy lane size calibration from 5 feet to 25 feet
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