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We provide full service for this instrument. We can diagnose and provide an estimate for repair upon... view more
We provide full service for this instrument. We can diagnose and provide an estimate for repair upon... view more
We provide full service for this instrument. We can diagnose and provide an estimate for repair upon... view more
We provide full service for this instrument. We can diagnose and provide an estimate for repair upon... view more
We provide full service for this instrument. We can diagnose and provide an estimate for repair upon... view more
A phacoemulsifier is a type of medical equipment used to break up and remove cataracts from the eye. It uses ultrasound technology to break up the cataract into tiny pieces, which can then be safely removed from the eye. The phacoemulsifier is a highly specialized piece of equipment and is used by ophthalmologists and optometrists in the treatment of cataracts.
The price range of a phacoemulsifier can vary greatly depending on the manufacturer and the features it offers. Generally, a basic model will cost between $20,000 and $50,000, while more advanced models can cost up to $100,000. Popular manufacturers of phacoemulsifiers include Alcon, Bausch & Lomb, Carl Zeiss, and Topcon. These manufacturers offer a variety of features and options, so it is important to research the different models before making a purchase.
