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RICHMOND PRODUCTS Eye Examination and Testing Products All Products CE RICHMOND PRODUCTS Eye Examination and Testing Products We’ve Expanded Our Product Line - Again! Rev 5.4 with Multi-Language Section Visit our New Web Site: www.RichmondProducts.com E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.RichmondProducts.com Richmond Products 4400 Silver Ave SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-275-2406 FAX: 810-885-8319 All Products CE Table of Contents Rev 5.4 Welcome Letter, Ordering and New Products 1-2 Trial Lenses Color Vision Sets, MRI compatible and lenses 130-133 Hardy Rand and Rittler 4th Editions(HRR) 3-5 Trial Frames 134-137 Pseudoisochromatic Plate , Arrangement and Bagolini and Jackson Crossed Cylinders 138 Anomaloscope and Honeywell Viewer with HRR 6-9 Portable Phoropter: I -Test and accessories 139 Daylight Illuminators for Color Testing 11 Retinoscopy Racks, Fixations and Schematic Eye 140 Pediatric Color Tests and Color Testing Textbooks 12-15 Dispensing Accessories: Calipers, Occlusion Distometers and Storage Cabinets 141 Eye Patches, Eye Shields and Clip-on Occluders 16-19 Flippers and Flipper Sets 142-143 Exam Occluders - Handheld, Lorgnette, Pinhole, Office Tools Maddox Rods 20-25 Drug Organizers, Traffic Flags and Chin Rests 144-146 Fun Frames 26 Orthoptic Exercise: Vectographs, Stereograms, Acuity Dominant Eye, Brock Strings,Yoked Prisms 147-155 Acuity Tests for 6 month to 3 yr olds 27-31 Novelty and Attire for Healthcare Professionals 156-158 Acuity Tests for 2 to 5 years 32-55 Acuity Tests for 3 to 11 years 55-59 Multi-Language Section: Acuity for Adults 60-66 Color Vision - All languages Illuminated Cabinets and Accessories for Hardy Rand and Rittler 4th Editions Acuity Testing 67-71 (HRR) - All Languages 159-161 Traditional Acuity Cards 72-76 Daylight Illuminators for Worldwide Voltages 162 Contrast Tests-All Ages 77-81 Distance Fixation Animals for Worldwide Voltages 163 Disease Detection Accommodation Rules, Amsler, Mirrors Spanish Aniseikonia and Tonometers 82-87 Color Testing 164 Stereo Binocular Vision Testing 165 Polarized, Multi-Target, Line, Stereo Tests, Stereo Cataract Surgery Tools 166 Accessories and Worth 4 Dot 88-93 Acuity Testing Ocular Motility, Laser Lancaster, Laser Hess, Pediatric with Cardiff 167 Cyclo-Deviation, and Accessories 94-96 Near Point Cards 168-169 Prism Bars and Sets, Fresnel Sets, Dyslexia Testing 170 Press-on Optics and Expansion Prisms 97-102 Patient Education and Books 170 Measuring Phoria Thorington Cards and Charts 103 French Education Color Testing 171 Eye Models and Anatomical Charts 104-108 Cardiff Preferential Looking 172 Medical Specialty Support Binocular Vision Testing and Amsler 173 Neuro - Neutral Density Bars, Maddox Wing, Cataract Surgery Tools 174 Optokinetic Drum and Flag 109-113 Acuity Testing - Near Point and Dyslexia 175 Nystagmus, Cornea Surgery: Algerbrush, Pterygium 114-115 Dutch Retina,Cataract and Cornea Surgery: Color Testing 176 and Aesthesiometer 115-116 Acuity Testing - Near Point Cards 176 New Cataract Support Products Adult Near Contrast, Super Pinhole Macula (PAM) Portuguese White to White Gauge, Word Search Puzzles 117-120 Color Testing and Amsler 177 Surgery: Exophthalmometers and Moisture Acuity Testing - Near Point Cards 178 Chamber, surgical caps 121-123 German and Italian Low Vision Color Testing 178 Acuity Charts 124-126 Binocular Vision Testing 178 Special Needs Acuity 179 Communication Assessment, Adult Special Needs 127 Dyslexia 128-129 Chinese Color Testing 179 Acuity Testing - Pediatric with Cardiff 180 Aurora Ministries and Color Vision Tutorial 181 Index - Alphabetical by Product 182-184 Page 181: Color Vision Tutorial available as a downloaded from our web site www.richmondproducts.com Richmond Products Inc Tel: 505-275-2406 FAX: 810-885-8319 4400 Silver Ave SE E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.RichmondProducts.com RichmondAlbuquerque, Products NM4400 87108 Silver Ave SE Albuquerque,www.RichmondProducts.com NM 87108 505-275-2406 FAX: 810-885-8319 All Products CE Check out our new web site! Richmond Products, Inc. 4400 Silver Ave SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-275-2406 FAX 810-885-8319 [email protected] Again, thank you for choosing Richmond Products. There are lots of new products in this Rev 5.4 catalog. We have expanded our product offering again mostly in response to requests from our customers. If you have any product ideas please do not hesitate to give us a call or an e-mail. We continue to enrich our new web site (www.RichmondProducts.com) by adding more and more technical depth. You can now download (use the ‘Technical Data’ tab) the Technical Bulletin and Instructions for Use on most products. Feedback is that products are easy to find and order. Check us out at www.RichmondProducts.com. The major additions this year are s series of Accommodation and Convergence Rules (See Page 82) and a series of 4 inch mini- occluders useful for Rounds and other ‘out of the office’ work. The other significant addition is the Honeywell Viewer with HRR slides. Testing has demonstrated these slides to provide color screening that is equivalent in efficacy to the HRR Pseudoisochromatic Plates. Where occupational testing with this device identifies a deficiency, protocol is referral to an Eye Doctor for full HRR testing and diagnosis. Sincerely, All of the products that are new to this catalog are shown with this dark maroon box for easy identification! Lloyd Powell, President Ordering from Richmond Products is easy: Website Shopping Cart: www.RichmondProducts.com Email: Send order to [email protected] Phone: Call 505-275-2406 Monday to Thursday 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM Mountain Friday: 7:30 AM to noon FAX: 810-885-8319 Mail Purchase Orders to: Richmond Products 4400 Silver Ave SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 Request an Invoice: Send e-mail to [email protected] Terms of Sale Minimum Order: $ 20.00 Shipping/Delivery: • Carrier options: FedEx, UPS, US Post and DHL (international only). FOB Origin: Shipping charges will be added to invoice at time of shipment. Any shipment surcharges will be billed separately if they are received after initial invoicing. Prices: Prices are subject to change without notice. Please provide an email address so a Sales Acknowledgement confirming prices may be emailed to you before shipment. Educational Discount: Educational Institutions of Higher Learning (such as Universities and Teaching Hospitals) are offered a 15% discount on products where the part number ends in "R" "C", and "B". Orders must be confirmed by FAX or mail with an acceptable purchase order from the institution. Shipment must be made to the school address, unless paid in advanced or put on a charge card. Please include the part numbers of the items you wish to order, shipping address and payment method. See How To Order Payment We accept major Credit Cards: American Express, Discover, MasterCard and VISA. Charges to your credit card will not be made until your order has been shipped. Bank Wire Transfer: Please contact us by phone, or email [email protected] for Bank Transfer Information. There will be a $35.00 charge for Bank Transfers under US $ 1000.00. Taxes: End User Sales taxes will be assessed as required by law. Currently we are forced to collect sales taxes for shipments to New Mexico, South Carolina and Indiana. Special Orders: Special orders are not 'stock' items and so the lead-times may be longer. Special Order items are not returnable unless defective. Page 1 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.RichmondProducts.com Page 1 Richmond Products 4400 Silver Ave SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-275-2406 FAX: 810-885-8319 All Products CE What’s new from Richmond in 2012 for Adults? OKN Flags and Banners - Now in Red or Black Page 114 Honeywell Titmus V4 Vision Screener with HRR Color Slides Page 6 Post Surgical Clear Eye Covers Page 122 Colorful Surgical Caps -- Now in Multiple Styles and Fabrics Page 123 Four Inch Mini Occluders Page 24 Eyeball Key Fob Page 158 New Pediatric Products are highlighted on the Back Cover Page 2 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.RichmondProducts.com Page 2 Richmond Products 4400 Silver Ave SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-275-2406 FAX: 810-885-8319 HRR 4th Edition All Products CE HRR 4th Edition Color Vision Testing Color Vision Testing HRR Pseudoisochromatic Plates 4th Edition World’s Most Advanced Color Test The HRR (Hardy Rand and Rittler) 4th Edition provides three very important features to provide the most advanced color vision test available: congenital and acquired testing, identification of the type of defect and diagnosis of the extent of the defect as well as quick positive classification of normals. The HRR employs a sophisticated test strategy that virtually eliminates the potential for memorization and malingering. The figures used by the HRR Pseudoisochromatic Plates are independent of language and suitable for both adults and children. The HRR 4th Edition has achieved worldwide acceptance with instructions for the test administrator available in 24 different languages. Extensive clinical trials employing almost 100 normals and 125 color defectives testify to HRR efficacy. Competitive Comparison: Makes Ishihara Obsolete Competitive comparison among currently available Pseudoisochromatic plate tests and basic arrangement tests justifies the overwhelming shift in Medical Schools towards the HRR 4th Edition. The Ishihara test, in particular, is clearly obsolete due to longer time to administer and incomplete diagnosis because it lacks Tritan plates. Testing for acquired defects (Tritan) is becoming increasingly important in occupational settings as the population ages. Further, toxicity from an increasing number of prescription drugs, industrial solvents and ocular diseases can be detected by the loss of yellow and blue (Tritan) color vision. Fredrick T. Fraunfelder,MD, Fredrick W. Fraunfelder, MD and Wiley A. Chambers, MD have authored and edited some of the most well known books in the field of ocular toxicology.
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