The Potec PDR-7000 Digital Refractor has been redesigned to be smaller and slimmer. The logical tactical buttons in combination with the touch screen makes the PDR-7000 easy to use. Increase your efficiency with features like Dual Cross Cylinder, programmable exam sequences and wireless interface with pre-test equipment. Veatch Ophthalmic Instruments has over two decades of experience with Digital Refraction and that expertise is reflected in the features of the PDR-7000.

Now more than ever upgrading your manual refractor is an important addition to your practice.

Safety First

A manual refractor by design does not allow safe distancing. The manual controls require your hands to operate the lens banks at an arm's length distance—not the recommended 6 feet as suggested by leading health authorities.

The PDR-7000 does and offers:

Closed optical system

The PDR-7000 has been designed with an enclosed optical system. This minimizes the chance of the patient's ocular fluids contaminating the internal lenses.

Safe Distancing

The separate control panel allows the exam to be performed at a safe distance between you and the patient, less touching of the instrument, less fogging of the lenses

Cross Cylinder - Your choice

Traditional J.C.C.

The PDR-7000 includes the traditional Jackson Cross Cylinder test functions. With the J.C.C. you perform your exam in the same manner as a manual refractor

Dual Cross Cylinder

A new and improved method of refining the cylinder axis and power is the Dual Cross Cylinder, which allows the patient to see a split dual image of the test object. This allows the patient to easily discern the better of the two images reducing patient confusion and it speeds up the test process.

Reduce the Pain

Common Issues with Manual Refraction Systems

Although technology has advanced, many ophthalmic offices have not upgraded from their manual refraction systems, which comes with their own set or problems

• Human Error
• Inefficiency
• Physical Pain

The Benefits of Digital Refraction Systems

The benefits of upgrading to digital refractors are overwhelming, including increased efficiency, dispensary revenue and patient satisfaction.

• Increased Efficiency
• Patient “Wow” Factor
• Reduction of Physical Pain for the Doctor
• Less Errors, Fewer Remakes
• Increased Capabilities
• Connectivity of Equipment
• High Return on Investment
• Integration with Electronic Medical Records (EMR)