Zeiss Clarus 700

The Zeiss Clarus 700 is a used high performance ultra-widefield fundus imaging system that builds on the established Clarus platform with enhanced automation and expanded imaging modes. It captures true color, high resolution images of the retina across a wide field in a single scan, reducing the need for multiple exposures while still providing exceptional peripheral detail. The system also offers autofluorescence imaging capability, giving clinicians another diagnostic view for monitoring conditions such as age related macular degeneration and inherited retinal diseases. Clinically, the Clarus 700 supports faster, more consistent imaging workflows thanks to improved auto-capture, auto-montage, and patient alignment features that reduce the skill burden on operators. Retina specialists and comprehensive ophthalmologists use it to track disease progression, document pathology for referrals, and support treatment planning with reproducible, high quality imagery. The wide dynamic range and color fidelity of its images make subtle vascular and pigmentary changes easier to detect than with many conventional fundus cameras. This unit is offered used and has been maintained in working order, giving practices a way to bring Zeiss's latest widefield imaging technology into their diagnostic lineup without paying full new system pricing. It is well suited for busy retina clinics and multi-provider ophthalmology practices that rely on detailed fundus documentation for a large patient volume.