Ophthalmic Caliper

An Ophthalmic Caliper is a specialized measuring instrument used in ophthalmology for precise measurements related to the eyes and various eye structures.  It is designed to measure distances, sizes, and dimensions in and around the eye to ensure accurate assessments and appropriate fittings for eye-related procedures, surgeries, and treatments. They are often made from materials such as stainless steel to ensure durability and cleanliness.  Ophthalmic Caliper can come in different forms, but they generally have fine-tipped arms or jaws that can be adjusted to carefully measure distances between points or the sizes of different structures

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