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Visionstar ENT, Ophthalmic & Sensory

Visionstar GSL-266

Product Code: EOAS-OAVT-3494

Gold rims on a black tray, in a case with a handle.

Patients notice the equipment placed in front of them. The GSL-266 sets brass-tone rims against a black lining, in a hinged case with a carry handle.

Sections
Trial Lens Sets & Frames
Categories
ENT, Ophthalmic & Sensory
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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The Visionstar GSL-266 is the gold version of a four-part range, alongside the plastic SL-266, the metal JSL-266 and the colour CSL-266. The sheet gives two figures for all four: a ring inner diameter of 36.5 mm and a size of 532 × 312 × 34 mm.

Two photographs show this model. The first is the tray alone: rims in a warm gold or brass tone, arranged in labelled columns across a black lining, with two central groups and a handled accessory. The second shows the same tray inside a black hinged case fitted with brass catches and, unlike any other set on this sheet, a carry handle on the front edge.

Two things follow. The finish is the obvious one. Gold rims against a dark tray give the set a presentation quality that the grey, red and cream trays elsewhere in the range do not, and equipment a patient sees does contribute to how a practice is judged. That is a legitimate consideration for a private consulting room or a practice where the examination is part of the offer, provided the optics are equal, which the shared specification suggests.

The handle is the practical one. A carry handle turns a cased set from something lifted with two hands into something carried in one, which matters for a clinician moving between rooms or taking a set to a second site.

What the finish does not tell you is how the rims perform. Whether they are plated metal, anodised, or a different material entirely is not stated, and plating can wear where lenses are handled constantly.

Unpublished are the rim material and finish, lens count, weight, case supply, power range and steps, prisms and auxiliary lenses, lens material, ring outer diameter and the contents of the central banks.

Private consulting rooms are the clearest fit, where the examination itself is part of what the patient is paying for and the equipment contributes to that impression.

Practices with a considered interior can match trial equipment to the rest of the room rather than introducing a utilitarian tray.

Clinicians moving between rooms benefit from the carry handle, which makes a cased set a one-handed lift.

Second-site work suits a set designed to travel, subject to confirming the weight.

Teaching and demonstration use suits a set that presents well when opened in front of a group.

Practices upgrading an ageing set may prefer the gold version where the optics match and the difference is presentational.

Heavy shared daily use may favour the metal JSL-266, since plated finishes can wear at handling points.

Compatibility with existing frames depends on the unpublished ring outer diameter, which should be confirmed before purchase.

A presentation finish

Gold rims against a black lining give the set a quality that plain trays do not.

Carried in one hand

A handle on the case front, which no other set on this sheet shows.

Cased and closed

A hinged lid with brass catches protects lenses between sessions.

Contrast that aids selection

Warm rims against a dark tray make each row stand out.

Same optical format

A 36.5 mm inner diameter and 532 × 312 mm tray, shared across the range.

Labelled columns

Each group sits under a printed label for quick selection.

Suits patient-facing rooms

Equipment that reflects the standard of the practice around it.

One set for several roles

Consulting, teaching and demonstration from a single cased kit.

Its unknowns stated plainly

Rim material, finish durability and cleaning guidance are all identified to confirm.

Gold-toned rims

Warm gold or brass-coloured lens rims, per the photograph.

Black-lined tray

A dark lining with labelled columns and a central recess.

Hinged case with carry handle

Black case with brass catches and a front handle. Supply confirmed at order.

36.5 mm inner diameter

The clear aperture of each ring.

Tray size

532 × 312 × 34 mm.

Central groups

Two smaller banks with a handled accessory. Contents confirmed at order.

Rim material and finish

Not stated. Confirmed before supply, including whether plated.

Cleaning guidance

Not published. Obtained before supply, since agents can dull decorative finishes.

Case supply

Not stated as standard. Confirmed at order.

Lens count

Not stated. Confirmed before supply.

Weight

Not published on this sheet. Obtained before supply.

Ring outer diameter

Not published. Confirmed against your trial frames before supply.

The Visionstar GSL-266 is the gold version of a four-part range: brass-tone rims on a black-lined tray, in a hinged case with brass catches and a carry handle no other set on the sheet shows. The finish is the reason to choose it, and that is a legitimate one where equipment sits in front of patients and the optics are equal, which the shared specification suggests. The handle makes it genuinely portable between rooms or sites. What the sheet does not say is what the gold finish actually is, whether plated, anodised or solid, which matters because plating wears where lenses are handled. Medigear.uk confirms that, along with the cleaning guidance, lens count, weight and ring outer diameter. Contact the Medigear.uk team for pricing.

FAQ

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Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Not stated. The rims appear gold or brass-toned in the photograph, but the sheet does not say whether they are plated, anodised or solid. That matters, since plating can wear at the points where lenses are picked up, so Medigear.uk confirms the material and finish before supply.

There is no reason it should. All four versions on the sheet share the same published inner diameter and tray size, which suggests identical lenses in different rims. We confirm that the lens specification is the same across the range.

The photograph shows a handle on the case front, which no other set on this sheet has. Whether the case and handle are supplied as standard or shown as an option is not stated and is confirmed at order.

Appearance, principally. Equipment in front of a patient contributes to how a practice is perceived, and a gold-rimmed set in a fitted case presents differently from a plastic-rimmed tray. Where the optics are equal, that is a legitimate reason to prefer it.

Unknown. The JSL-266 is described as metal and this one as golden, but the sheet does not say whether the gold rims are metal underneath. We establish the construction before comparing the two.

Not stated. The model number may suggest a count, but the sheet does not give one, nor does it say what the 266 range holds that the 232 range does not.

That depends on the ring outer diameter, which is not published. The 36.5 mm inner diameter is consistent with the common 38 mm format, but we confirm the outer diameter against your frames.

Two smaller groups sit between the main banks, above a handled accessory. The sheet does not identify them, and we confirm the contents.

Not published on this sheet, where the 232 sheet states 6.0 kg with an aluminium case. A carry handle suggests it is meant to be moved, so the figure matters.

Guidance is not published, and it matters more here than on a plain metal set, since some cleaning agents dull or strip decorative finishes. We obtain the manufacturer's advice before supply.

Trial lenses are generally Class I medical devices under the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002. Medigear.uk confirms CE marking, the declaration of conformity and UKCA status at quotation.

Clean lenses with an approved agent, return each to its labelled slot, check rims for wear at the handling points, and keep the lid closed between sessions. Typical warranty is 12 months, confirmed at quotation.