Eidolon Hand Held Slit Lamp
Eidolon Hand Held Slit Lamp
Eidolon Hand Held Slit Lamp
Eidolon Hand Held Slit Lamp
FAQ for the Bluminator
Yes! To add a picture follow these simple steps:
Enter App Settings
Click the "Manage Questions" button
Click on the question you would like to attach a picture to
When editing your answer, click on the picture icon and then add an image from your library
No, you cannot for saftey reasons. Medical devices that have button cell batteries, such as the Bluminator, must be sealed. We ultrasonically weld the Bluminator, because we do not want a child to find the battery in your lane and ingest the battery.
No, you cannot for saftey reasons. Medical devices that have button cell batteries, such as the Bluminator, must be sealed. We ultrasonically weld the Bluminator, because we do not want a child to find the battery in your lane and ingest the battery.
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No, you cannot for saftey reasons. Medical devices that have button cell batteries, such as the Bluminator, must be sealed. We ultrasonically weld the Bluminator, because we do not want a child to find the battery in your lane and ingest the battery.
The shelf life of the battery is 7.2 years. We calculated that if you use the Bluminator 30 seconds a day, 250 days a year, then the battery will last 5 years. However, even after the battery dies, it is still a useful device because you can use it to view the eye.
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The shelf life of the battery is 7.2 years. We calculated that if you use the Bluminator 30 seconds a day, 250 days a year, then the battery will last 5 years. However, even after the battery dies, it is still a useful device because you can use it to view the eye.
The shelf life of the battery is 7.2 years. We calculated that if you use the Bluminator 30 seconds a day, 250 days a year, then the battery will last 5 years. However, even after the battery dies, it is still a useful device because you can use it to view the eye.
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First came the blue Bluminator. It is to be used with fluorescein to view the cornea for corneal abrasions, scratches and contact fittings. We subsequently introduced a white version due to doctors requests, to view the anterior segment. Then we had requests for a device that used both white and blue and that doctors could take photographs through, so we made the Photo-Bluminator II.
First came the blue Bluminator. It is to be used with fluorescein to view the cornea for corneal abrasions, scratches and contact fittings. We subsequently introduced a white version due to doctors requests, to view the anterior segment. Then we had requests for a device that used both white and blue and that doctors could take photographs through, so we made the Photo-Bluminator II.
First came the blue Bluminator. It is to be used with fluorescein to view the cornea for corneal abrasions, scratches and contact fittings. We subsequently introduced a white version due to doctors requests, to view the anterior segment. Then we had requests for a device that used both white and blue and that doctors could take photographs through, so we made the Photo-Bluminator II.
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We have quantity discounts. For ophthalmic professionals, we offer a case of 10 Blumiantors: pay for 9 you get one free.
We have quantity discounts. For ophthalmic professionals, we offer a case of 10 Blumiantors: pay for 9 you get one free.
We have quantity discounts. For ophthalmic professionals, we offer a case of 10 Blumiantors: pay for 9 you get one free.
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The blue Bluminator is used to view the cornea. The white Blumiantor is used to view the anterior segment and adnexa.
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The blue Bluminator is used to view the cornea. The white Blumiantor is used to view the anterior segment and adnexa.
The blue Bluminator is used to view the cornea. The white Blumiantor is used to view the anterior segment and adnexa.
The Bluminator should be about an inch away from the patient's eye. But, the Doctor can look through the lens of the Blumiantor either up close or from an arms length away.
The Bluminator should be about an inch away from the patient's eye. But, the Doctor can look through the lens of the Blumiantor either up close or from an arms length away.
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The Bluminator should be about an inch away from the patient's eye. But, the Doctor can look through the lens of the Blumiantor either up close or from an arms length away.
It is possible, but it is difficult to take a picture. That is why we invented the Photo-Bluminator II which attaches to your phone and has both white and blue LEDs.
It is possible, but it is difficult to take a picture. That is why we invented the Photo-Bluminator II which attaches to your phone and has both white and blue LEDs.
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It is possible, but it is difficult to take a picture. That is why we invented the Photo-Bluminator II which attaches to your phone and has both white and blue LEDs.
Yes, it is designed to be a stand alone viewing device as well. (show picture with just device held up to patient)
Yes, it is designed to be a stand alone viewing device as well. (show picture with just device held up to patient)
Yes, it is designed to be a stand alone viewing device as well. (show picture with just device held up to patient)
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Yes, we sell covers for every iPhone: 5/5s, 6/6s, 6+/6s+, SE, 7, 7+, 8, 8+, X and iPad mini.
Yes, we sell covers for every iPhone: 5/5s, 6/6s, 6+/6s+, SE, 7, 7+, 8, 8+, X and iPad mini.
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We sell covers for every Smartphone, iPhone: 5/5s, 6/6s, 6+/6s+, SE, 7, 7+, 8, 8+, X and iPad mini.
Yes, you can change the battery. Using a small phillips screw driver, unscrew the two screws on the back of the device. Gently pry open the device by inserting your screw driver in the space between the bottom cover and switch. Once open, do not try to remove the circut board. There are 4 batteries. Use your screw driver under the circut board, to push the batteries out to the center so that they fall out. Use your finger to push in new batteries from the center back into the battery holders.
To change the batteries, using a small phillips screw driver, unscrew the two screws on the back of the device. Gently keep open the device by inserting your screw driver in the space between the bottom cover and switch.
Once open, do not try to remove the circut board. There are 4 batteries. Using your screw driver push the batteries under the circuit board out to the center. They should fall out. Use your finger to push in new batteries from the center back into the battery holders. If you are still having difficulties, please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZAQk6Sis-w&t=1s. If you are still having trouble, give us a call.
Yes, you can change the battery. Using a small phillips screw driver, unscrew the two screws on the back of the device. Gently pry open the device by inserting your screw driver in the space between the bottom cover and switch. Once open, do not try to remove the circut board. There are 4 batteries. Use your screw driver under the circut board, to push the batteries out to the center so that they fall out. Use your finger to push in new batteries from the center back into the battery holders.
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Use the Blue light to view the cornea with fluorescein. This should help to detect corneal abrasions, scratches and with contact lens fittings. The Blue light also makes it easier to diagnose cataracts.
The white light, is better to scan the anterior segment of the eye, and look at the outer eye and adnexa. Some physicians, however, prefer to use the white light more recreationally to take clinial photographs of their patient's eyes.
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When you use the Photo-Bluminator II as a direct viewing device (without the phone), you can percieve depth, as long as the distance from the doctors eye to the Photo-Bluminator II is at least 8 inches away.