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Product Guide Annual 2018 PRODUCT GUIDE ANNUAL 2018 ® c2_Ins0616 veatch.indd 1 8/12/16 2:28 PM PRODUCT GUIDE BUSINESS OFFICES 11 CAMPUS BLVD ., SUITE 100 PRODUCT GUIDE NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA 19073 CEO, INFORMATION SERVICES GROUP MARC FERRARA SEPTEMBER 2017 (212) 274-7062 • [email protected] PUBLISHER TABLE OF CONTENTS JAMES HENNE (610) 492-1017 • [email protected] MANUFACTURERS & DISTRIBUTORS GUIDE ADDRESSES & PHONE NUMBERS 3 REGIONAL SALES MANAGER MICHELE BARRETT PRODUCT LOCATOR INDEX 8 (610) 492-1014 • [email protected] REGIONAL SALES MANAGER MICHAEL HOSTER (610) 492-1028 • [email protected] PRODUCT SECTION VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS BUSINESS SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE 15 CASEY FOSTER (610) 492-1007 • [email protected] CAMERAS 17 VICE PRESIDENT, CLINICAL CONTENT PAUL M. KARPECKI, OD, FAAO DIAGNOSTIC AIDS 20 [email protected] EXAMINATION FURNITURE 37 PRODUCTION MANAGER SCOTT TOBIN (610) 492-1011 • [email protected] IMAGING 50 SENIOR CIRCULATION MANAGER KERATOMETERS 55 HAMILTON MAHER (212) 219-7870 • [email protected] LASERS 57 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (888) 498-1460 LENSMETERS & GAUGES 58 SUBSCRIPTIONS MICROSCOPES $56 A YEAR, $88 (US) IN CANADA, 64 $209 (US) IN ALL OTHER COUNTRIES NON-CONTACT OPTICAL BIOMETRY 65 SUBSCRIPTION INQUIRIES (877) 529-1746 (US ONLY); PACHYMETERS 66 OUTSIDE US, CALL (845) 267-3065 CIRCULATION PERIMETERS 67 PO BOX 81 Congers, NY 10920 PROJECTORS, SCREENS & MIRRORS 70 TEL: (TOLL FREE) 1-877-529-1746 OUTSIDE US: (84 ) - 5 267 3065 REFRACTORS 75 SCREENING & TRAINING 83 SLIT LAMPS 104 SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS 116 CEO, INFORMATION SERVICES GROUP MARC FERRARA TRIAL FRAMES & LENSES 121 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS ULTRASOUND JEFF LEVITZ 127 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, HUMAN RESOURCES TAMMY GARCIA Each manufacturer, advertiser, importer, or other entity (each, a “Listing Entity”) that is submitting listings or advertisements for publication in this guide (the “Guide”) VICE PRESIDENT, CREATIVE SERVICES & PRODUCTION represents and warrants to Frames Data Inc. (“FDI”) that it has the legal right to use all trade names and trademarks that appear in such listings or advertisements and MONICA TETTAMANZI agrees to defend FDI, indemnify FDI, and hold FDI harmless from and against any damage, settlement, loss, cost, expense (including reasonable attorneysʼ fees) or other liability arising out of a claim that any such listing or advertisement infringes any copyright, trademark, trade name, or other proprietary interest of any third party. VICE PRESIDENT, CIRCULATION EMELDA BAREA ALL LISTINGS AND ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE GUIDE ARE PROVIDED BY LISTING ENTITIES. FDI CANNOT, AND DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO, VERIFY THE ACCURACY OF ANY LISTING OR ADVERTISEMENT. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, FDI EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY CONCERNING THE CORPORATE PRODUCTION DIRECTOR ACCURACY OF ANY LISTING OR ADVERTISEMENT AND SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR OR WITH RESPECT TO ANY INACCURACY OR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR JOHN ANTHONY CAGGIANO CONTAINED IN ANY LISTING OR ADVERTISEMENT. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, FDI SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, LOST PROFITS OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES INCURRED BY ANY LISTING ENTITY ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE PUBLICATION OF ANY LISTING OR ADVERTISEMENT IN THE GUIDE EVEN IF FDI HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN NO EVENT SHALL FDIʼS PRESIDENT & PUBLISHER - FRAMES DATA AGGREGATE LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIM BY ANY LISTING ENTITY EXCEED THE AMOUNTS PAID BY SUCH LISTING ENTITY TO FDI FOR THE LISTING OR THOMAS LAMOND ADVERTISEMENT AT ISSUE. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS OPERATIONS - FRAMES SUBSCRIPTION RATES: A subscription to the Guide costs U.S. $125 USD, Canada $150 and all other countries/jurisdictions $175 USD. The subscription fee can be DATA included as part of a subscription to Frames Data® 365 or Frames Data® DVD. JUDITH MICHAEL A one-year subscription to Frames Data® 365 or Frames Data® DVD costs U.S. $499.95 USD, Canada $599.95, and all other countries/jurisdictions $639.95 USD. To subscribe, please send your order with payment to Frames Data Inc., P.O. Box 396, Congers, NY 10920-0396. For faster service, subscribe online at www.framesdata.com or call our customer service department at 800-739-7555. (Outside the U.S., please call 845-267-3064.) TO LIST PRODUCTS IN For technical and product Information call 800-821-6069 ext. 1 or email [email protected]. INSTRUMENTS & EQUIPMENT PRODUCT GUIDE: Telephone: (212) 274-7184 • [email protected] Copyright 2017 Frames Data Inc. No reproduction, redistribution, or republication is allowed without the express prior written permission of FDI. Frames Data Inc. is a subsidiary of Jobson Medical Information LLC 001_Ins0715_TOC.indd 1 7/29/15 4:33 PM PRINTED IN USA FOUNDING EDITOR FREDERICK BOGER 1891-1913 EDITORIAL OFFICES 11 CAMPUS BLVD., SUITE 100 NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA 19073 WEBSITE • WWW.REVIEWOFOPTOMETRY.COM SUBSCRIPTION INQUIRIES 1-877-529-1746 CONTINUING EDUCATION INQUIRIES 1-800-825-4696 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • JACK PERSICO (610) 492-1006 • [email protected] SENIOR EDITOR • BILL KEKEVIAN (610) 492-1003 • [email protected] MANAGING EDITOR • REBECCA HEPP (610) 492-1005 • [email protected] ASSOCIATE EDITOR • MICHAEL RIVIELLO (610) 492-1021 • [email protected] ASSOCIATE EDITOR • MICHAEL IANNUCCI (610) 492-1043 • [email protected] SPECIAL PROJECTS EDITOR • JILL HOFFMAN (610) 492-1037 • [email protected] ART DIRECTOR • JARED ARAUJO (610) 492-1032 • [email protected] DIRECTOR OF CE ADMINISTRATION • REGINA COMBS (212) 274-7160 • [email protected] EDITORIAL BOARD CHIEF CLINICAL EDITOR • PAUL M. KARPECKI, OD ASSOCIATE CLINICAL EDITORS • JOSEPH P. SHOVLIN, OD; ALAN G. KABAT, OD; CHRISTINE W. SINDT, OD DIRECTOR OPTOMETRIC PROGRAMS • ARTHUR EPSTEIN, OD CLINICAL & EDUCATION CONFERENCE ADVISOR PAUL M. KARPECKI, OD CASE REPORTS COORDINATOR • ANDREW S. GURWOOD, OD CLINICAL CODING EDITOR • JOHN RUMPAKIS, OD, MBA CONSULTING EDITOR • FRANK FONTANA, OD COLUMNISTS CHAIRSIDE • MONTGOMERY VICKERS, OD CLINICAL QUANDARIES • PAUL C. AJAMIAN, OD CORNEA & CONTACT LENS Q+A • JOSEPH P. SHOVLIN, OD DIAGNOSTIC QUIZ • ANDREW S. GURWOOD, OD THE ESSENTIALS • BISANT A. LABIB, OD FOCUS ON REFRACTION • MARC TAUB, OD; PAUL HARRIS, OD GLAUCOMA GRAND ROUNDS • JAMES L. FANELLI, OD NEURO CLINIC • MICHAEL TROTTINI, OD; MICHAEL DELGIODICE, OD OCULAR SURFACE REVIEW • PAUL M. KARPECKI, OD RETINA QUIZ • MARK T. DUNBAR, OD REVIEW OF SYSTEMS • CARLO J. PELINO, OD; JOSEPH J. PIZZIMENTI, OD SURGICAL MINUTE • DEREK N. CUNNINGHAM, OD; WALTER O. WHITLEY, OD, MBA THERAPEUTIC REVIEW • JOSEPH W. SOWKA, OD; ALAN G. KABAT, OD THROUGH MY EYES • PAUL M. KARPECKI, OD URGENT CARE • RICHARD B. MANGAN, OD JOBSON MEDICAL INFORMATION LLC Prices subject to change without notice. 002_Ins0618_masthead.indd 1 8/11/17 11:42 AM Manufacturers & Distributors Guide Amcon, The Eyecare Supply Center Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc. Essilor Instruments USA 9735 Green Park Industrial Dr. 5160 Hacienda Dr. 8600 W. Catalpa Avenue, Suite 703 St. Louis, MO 63123 Dublin, CA 94568 Chicago, IL 60656 Phone: (314) 815-5100 Phone: (800) 342-9821 Phone: (855) 393-4647 (800) 255-6161 Fax: (925) 857-4101 Email: [email protected] Website: www.essilorinstrumentsusa.com Email: [email protected] Fax: (800) 397-0013 Diagnostic Aids Email: [email protected] Website: www.meditec.zeiss.com/us Diagnostic Instrumentation . 21 Website: www.amconlabs.com See also Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc. Ophthalmoscopes - Direct . , 31 Diagnostic Aids Microscopes Retinoscopes . , 34 Diagnostic Instrumentation . 20 Surgical Microscopes. 64 Tonometers. , 35 Patient Aids. , 32 Examination Furniture Pupilometer . , 34 Coburn Technologies, Inc. Chair/Stand Units . , 37 Examination Furniture Examination Chairs. , 40 Instrument Stands . , 43 Examination Centers. , 38 Instrument Tables. , 47 Projectors, Screens & Mirrors Imaging Projector Replacement Bulbs. , 70 Corneal Topography . , 52 Projectors . , 70 See our Ad on Back Inside Cover Retinal Tomography . , 53 Screening & Training 55 Gerber Road East Lensmeters & Gauges Color Tests . , 83 Automatic Lensmeters . , 58 South Windsor, CT 06074 Occluders . , 91 Projectors, Screens & Mirrors Slit Lamps Phone: (800) 262-8761 Projectors . , 71 Clinical Slit Lamps . , 104 Email: [email protected] Screens. , 73 Slit Lamp Accessories . , 112 Website: www.coburntechnologies.com Refractors Trial Frames & Lenses Examination Furniture Automatic Refractors . , 75 Lenses . , 121 Examination Centers. 39 Slit Lamps Prism Sets . , 122 Instrument Tables. , 47 Clinical Slit Lamps . , 105 Trial Frame Clip Ons . , 123 Keratometers Photo Slit Lamps . , 110 Portable Slit Lamps . , 111 Trial Frames . , 123 Keratometric Instruments. , 55 Trial Lens Sets . , 125 Lensmeters & Gauges EyeQuip Automatic Lensmeters . , 58 Belrose Refracting Equipment Co., Lensmeters. , 60, 61 228 Canal Blvd. Inc. Projectors, Screens & Mirrors Suite 3 Projectors . , 71 Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 3734 Oakton Street Refractors Phone: (877) 393-8676 Skokie, IL 60076-3444 Automatic Refractors . , 75 (800) 393-8676 Phone: (800) 875-5235 Refractors. , 79, 80 Fax: (877) 393-1888 Fax: (847) 675-2303 Screening & Training Email: [email protected] Website: www.eyequip.com Email: [email protected] Visual Acuity Tests . , 96, 97 Business Systems & Software Slit Lamps Website: www.belroserefracting.com Diagnostic - Software. 15 Video Slit Lamps. , 113, 114 Diagnostic Aids Diagnostic Aids Diagnostic Instrumentation . 20, 21 Diagnostic Instrumentation . , 21 Diagnostic Lenses . , 28 Compulink Business Systems, Inc. Exophthalmometers
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