Reichert Phoroptor 11225

The Reichert Phoroptor 11225 is a used manual refracting instrument built for accurate subjective refraction in optometry and ophthalmology practices. This model carries forward the traditional Reichert design with reliable sphere and cylinder adjustment dials, precise axis control, and a solid mechanical frame that has made the Phoroptor line a fixture in exam rooms for decades. Its construction is intended to withstand years of repeated daily handling while maintaining optical accuracy. Examiners rely on the 11225 to conduct a full battery of refraction tests, including distance and near vision evaluation, phoria and duction measurement, and prism-based assessments used to diagnose binocular vision issues. The instrument's auxiliary lens wheel accommodates tools such as the Maddox rod and Risley prisms, giving practitioners flexibility during comprehensive eye exams. Its dual optical paths allow clinicians to alternate between eyes efficiently, streamlining the refraction process for both new patients and returning ones needing updated prescriptions. This particular unit is sold used and shows typical wear from previous clinical service, though it remains functional and ready for continued use in an active practice setting. It offers a budget-friendly alternative to new phoroptors for practices upgrading an exam lane or establishing additional testing stations, and it is compatible with the mounting hardware commonly used in optometric offices.