Unmatched Ergonomics & Superior Magnification.
You can’t provide great care without great loupes. SurgiTel’s premium magnification provides vivid visual detail so you can see what you’re working with up-close.
- SurgiTel’s ergonomic loupes promote a working head tilt angle of less than 20 degrees, keeping your spine in alignment so you can work pain-free.
- Highest resolution magnification options from 2.5x – 10.0x.
- Wider field-of-view with patented compact designs.
- Longer depth-of-field with unique manufacturing technologies.
- Multi-vision options with working distance caps.
SurgiTel Lights Are the Safest to Your Eyes.
- Blue light is not healthy¹ yet many clinicians are using blue-tinted LEDs, even though they were advertised as true color.
- Third-party evaluations have determined SurgiTel Lights have the safest color temperature starting at 3,000 Kelvin (k) while other brands range from 5,400K to 10,000K².
Companion Products.
Companion products work with SurgiTel loupes and lights to provide a safe and comfortable working experience.
Posture-Safe Seating
RGP Dental Stools, Dental Saddle Stools, and Dental Chairs work in tandem with SurgiTel loupes to promote superior working posture.
- Prevents soreness and straining.
- Protects your lower back from long-term damage.
- Adjustable to fit you and your work.
SurgiCam HD
Record and broadcast your procedures from a clinician’s eye view.
- SurgiTel’s loupe-mounted SurgiCam HD Video System provides a clinician’s eye view recording of procedures while encouraging a healthy and safe working posture.
Eye Protection
Do you need dental eye protection or surgical eye protection? Are procedures using Lasers or X-Rays putting your eye-safety at risk?
- SurgiTel products meet and exceed OSHA recommendations, providing real, beneficial protection that is easy to wear.
References
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- https://www.anses.fr — ANSES OPINION on the “effects on human health and the environment (fauna and flora) of systems using light-emitting diodes (LEDs)”
- https://www.cliniciansreport.org — Clinicians Report May 2017, Volume 10 Issue 5
