For the exam lane, choose a slit lamp: the eVO 300 and eVO 400 both give 5 step Galilean magnification from 6.5x to 40x, LED light and a beam splitter ready for imaging. For cataract and anterior segment surgery, choose a surgical microscope with a stable red reflex and foot control, such as the Prima OPH. The Stella adds motorized magnification for operating rooms that want it.
| If you are | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Optometry or ophthalmology exam lane |  eVO 300 | 5 step 6.5x to 40x, 5 W LED, red free, cobalt blue and heat absorbing filters, integrated beam splitter. |
| Exam lane with slit tilt and neutral density filter |  eVO 400 | Same 6.5x to 40x optics, adding 20 degree slit tilt and a neutral density filter. |
| Cataract and anterior segment surgery |  Prima OPH | RedReflex optical system, motorized 40 mm fine focus, XYZ foot control, 0 to 210 degree head, f200 objective. |
| Operating room, motorized magnification |  Stella | Motorized 5 step changer, fluorescein and green filters, 10 function foot switch. |
Check the magnification steps, the light, the filters and whether it is ready for imaging. The eVO 300 and eVO 400 use Galilean optics with 5 steps (6.5x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x), WF 12.5x/18 eyepieces with plus or minus 5 diopter adjustment, a 5 W LED and an integrated beam splitter, so you can add a camera later.
Both share the same 5 step Galilean optics, 5 W LED and digital ready beam splitter. The eVO 300 has red free, cobalt blue and heat absorbing filters and high eye relief viewing tubes. The eVO 400 adds a neutral density filter, 20 degree slit tilt and a different slit aperture range.
Cobalt blue is used with fluorescein to show corneal staining and contact lens fit. Red free makes blood vessels and hemorrhages stand out. A heat absorbing filter keeps light comfortable for the patient, and a neutral density filter dims it further. The eVO 300 includes red free, cobalt blue and heat absorbing filters, and the eVO 400 adds neutral density.
A cataract microscope needs a bright, stable red reflex, motorized focus you control with your foot, and a working distance that leaves room for instruments. The Prima OPH has a RedReflex optical system, a 50 W LED with minimal UV and IR emission, motorized fine focus over 40 mm, and an f200 objective with an f175 option. It moves in X, Y and Z from a 6 function foot control and has a 0 to 210 degree tiltable binocular head.
Red reflex is the orange red glow of light returning from the retina through the pupil. During cataract surgery it back lights the lens and capsule, which helps the surgeon see the capsulorhexis and lens fragments. A microscope designed for ophthalmology aligns its illumination close to the viewing axis to keep that reflex strong. The Prima OPH uses a RedReflex optical system.
Yes. The eVO 300 and eVO 400 slit lamps have an integrated beam splitter, so they are digital ready. The Prima OPH accepts 1/2 inch and 1/3 inch C-mount, DSLR (APS-C and full frame) and smartphone adapters and the Atlas+ camera through its beam splitter. The Stella pairs with the Atlas+ 4K camera on its included beam splitter.
Choose the Prima OPH for cataract and anterior segment work with foot controlled focus and XY movement. Choose the Stella when you also want motorized magnification, more filters and a 10 function foot switch. The Stella's filters include daylight, blue barrier, cobalt blue for fluorescein and green for vascular identification.
Price depends on configuration: imaging, assistant viewing, mounting and filters. Labo America does not publish prices; dealers quote the setup you need. LABOMED® medical products carry 2 years on parts and labor, 2 years on cameras and 1 year on electrical parts, with lifetime cover available as an optional add-on.
From the current LABOMED product records. Confirm configuration specific values with Labo America.
| Specification | eVO 300 | eVO 400 | Prima OPH | Stella |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnification | 5 step changer: 6.5x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x total | 5 step changer: 6.5x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x total | 5 step changer: 0.4x, 0.6x, 1.0x, 1.6x, 2.5x | 5 step changer: 0.4x, 0.6x, 1.0x, 1.6x, 2.5x; motorized, tiltable with auto lock |
| Objective | Apochromatic, MaxLite coated optics | Apochromatic, MaxLite coated optics | Standard: f200 mm. Optional: f175 mm | Standard: f200 mm. Optional: f175 mm |
| Working distance | Available on request | Available on request | Standard: 200 mm. Optional: 175 mm | Standard: 200 mm. Optional: 175 mm |
| Field of view | Available on request | Available on request | 8.47 to 52.94 mm | 10.30 to 64.30 mm |
| Light source | LED, 5 W | LED, 5 W | LED, 50 W, minimal UV and IR emission | LED, 50 W, minimal UV and IR emission |
| Viewing head | Viewing tubes with high eye-relief; integrated beam splitter (digital-ready) | Integrated beam splitter (digital-ready) | Standard: 0 to 210° tilting binocular head. Optional: 45° inclined binocular head | 0 to 210° tilting binocular head |
| Mounting | Table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | Table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | Floor stand, wall mount, ceiling mount | Floor stand |
| Stand | Durable metal platform; table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | Durable metal platform; table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | H-base on 4 locking castors | Pyramid base on 4 locking castors; counterbalanced, vibration free |
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For the exam lane, choose a slit lamp: the eVO 300 and eVO 400 both give 5 step Galilean magnification from 6.5x to 40x, LED light and a beam splitter ready for imaging. For cataract and anterior segment surgery, choose a surgical microscope with a stable red reflex and foot control, such as the Prima OPH. The Stella adds motorized magnification for operating rooms that want it.
| If you are | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Optometry or ophthalmology exam lane | eVO 300 | 5 step 6.5x to 40x, 5 W LED, red free, cobalt blue and heat absorbing filters, integrated beam splitter. |
| Exam lane with slit tilt and neutral density filter | eVO 400 | Same 6.5x to 40x optics, adding 20 degree slit tilt and a neutral density filter. |
| Cataract and anterior segment surgery | Prima OPH | RedReflex optical system, motorized 40 mm fine focus, XYZ foot control, 0 to 210 degree head, f200 objective. |
| Operating room, motorized magnification | Stella | Motorized 5 step changer, fluorescein and green filters, 10 function foot switch. |
Check the magnification steps, the light, the filters and whether it is ready for imaging. The eVO 300 and eVO 400 use Galilean optics with 5 steps (6.5x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x), WF 12.5x/18 eyepieces with plus or minus 5 diopter adjustment, a 5 W LED and an integrated beam splitter, so you can add a camera later.
Both share the same 5 step Galilean optics, 5 W LED and digital ready beam splitter. The eVO 300 has red free, cobalt blue and heat absorbing filters and high eye relief viewing tubes. The eVO 400 adds a neutral density filter, 20 degree slit tilt and a different slit aperture range.
Cobalt blue is used with fluorescein to show corneal staining and contact lens fit. Red free makes blood vessels and hemorrhages stand out. A heat absorbing filter keeps light comfortable for the patient, and a neutral density filter dims it further. The eVO 300 includes red free, cobalt blue and heat absorbing filters, and the eVO 400 adds neutral density.
A cataract microscope needs a bright, stable red reflex, motorized focus you control with your foot, and a working distance that leaves room for instruments. The Prima OPH has a RedReflex optical system, a 50 W LED with minimal UV and IR emission, motorized fine focus over 40 mm, and an f200 objective with an f175 option. It moves in X, Y and Z from a 6 function foot control and has a 0 to 210 degree tiltable binocular head.
Red reflex is the orange red glow of light returning from the retina through the pupil. During cataract surgery it back lights the lens and capsule, which helps the surgeon see the capsulorhexis and lens fragments. A microscope designed for ophthalmology aligns its illumination close to the viewing axis to keep that reflex strong. The Prima OPH uses a RedReflex optical system.
Yes. The eVO 300 and eVO 400 slit lamps have an integrated beam splitter, so they are digital ready. The Prima OPH accepts 1/2 inch and 1/3 inch C-mount, DSLR (APS-C and full frame) and smartphone adapters and the Atlas+ camera through its beam splitter. The Stella pairs with the Atlas+ 4K camera on its included beam splitter.
Choose the Prima OPH for cataract and anterior segment work with foot controlled focus and XY movement. Choose the Stella when you also want motorized magnification, more filters and a 10 function foot switch. The Stella's filters include daylight, blue barrier, cobalt blue for fluorescein and green for vascular identification.
Price depends on configuration: imaging, assistant viewing, mounting and filters. Labo America does not publish prices; dealers quote the setup you need. LABOMED® medical products carry 2 years on parts and labor, 2 years on cameras and 1 year on electrical parts, with lifetime cover available as an optional add-on.
From the current LABOMED product records. Confirm configuration specific values with Labo America.
| Specification | eVO 300 | eVO 400 | Prima OPH | Stella |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnification | 5 step changer: 6.5x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x total | 5 step changer: 6.5x, 10x, 16x, 25x, 40x total | 5 step changer: 0.4x, 0.6x, 1.0x, 1.6x, 2.5x | 5 step changer: 0.4x, 0.6x, 1.0x, 1.6x, 2.5x; motorized, tiltable with auto lock |
| Objective | Apochromatic, MaxLite coated optics | Apochromatic, MaxLite coated optics | Standard: f200 mm. Optional: f175 mm | Standard: f200 mm. Optional: f175 mm |
| Working distance | Available on request | Available on request | Standard: 200 mm. Optional: 175 mm | Standard: 200 mm. Optional: 175 mm |
| Field of view | Available on request | Available on request | 8.47 to 52.94 mm | 10.30 to 64.30 mm |
| Light source | LED, 5 W | LED, 5 W | LED, 50 W, minimal UV and IR emission | LED, 50 W, minimal UV and IR emission |
| Viewing head | Viewing tubes with high eye-relief; integrated beam splitter (digital-ready) | Integrated beam splitter (digital-ready) | Standard: 0 to 210° tilting binocular head. Optional: 45° inclined binocular head | 0 to 210° tilting binocular head |
| Mounting | Table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | Table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | Floor stand, wall mount, ceiling mount | Floor stand |
| Stand | Durable metal platform; table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | Durable metal platform; table base 465 x 316 mm; optional motorized table | H-base on 4 locking castors | Pyramid base on 4 locking castors; counterbalanced, vibration free |
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