The LM-200 Manual Lensmeter is used to accurately measure spherical, cylindrical, and prism powers.

The spiral focusing unit on the LM-190 offers a range of ±5D to accommodate operator needs. It has an advanced eyepiece system and gentle lens pressing unit. It also has an enhanced lens marking system.

Luxvision's compact, deluxe LM-700 measures hard and soft contact lenses as well as spectacle lenses.

This device is suitable for measurement detection departments, processing factories, sales departments of ophthalmology in hospitals and optical element factories. It assays spherical lenses' diopter, astigmatism axis of cylindric lenses, diopter of prisms and of contact lenses.

The spiral focusing unit on the LM-500 offers a range of ±5D to accommodate operator needs.

The LM-25 lensmeter uses cross line and corona target and has optional ability to be equipped with a prism compensator.

The lightweight, cordless LM-15 model can be carried any place for internal reading.

The aLC-100 Lens Checker is a first of its kind, imaging device that will assist with discovering impurities, scratches, lens distortions, and other defects on either spectacle lenses or contact lenses. It is also a useful tool for reading the lens mark on progressive lenses. This provides valuable information that the ECP can share with their client/patient in order to help them determine whether lens replacement is necessary. It also allows for documentation of that damage for patient records.

The ACCUREF-K 9003D includes an easy setup menu, and ergonometric tilt monitor design, which enables sitting, standing or counter operation. The new “3-D” option features accurate auto-ref/auto-K readings including peripheral “K” measurement mode.

The Shin Nippon Accuref-K 9001's compact and light weight design provide fast, accurate measurements. Monitor angle can be tilted in 3 steps to allow comfortable operation for both standing and sitting positions