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Visionstar TF-5468
Visionstar TF-5468
Visionstar ENT, Ophthalmic & Sensory

Visionstar TF-5468

Product Code: EOAS-OAVT-3368

Eight sizes, eight colours, and legs that fit the head.

Fixed-PD frames save time only if the right one is found fast. The TF-5468 gives each of its eight sizes a different colour, holds four lenses per eye, and adjusts at the temple.

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 TF-5468 is a boxed set of eight fixed-PD trial frames, sold by the manufacturer as its colourful fixed-PD frame. The published data gives a fixed interpupillary distance per frame at 54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66 and 68 mm, four trial lenses per side, adjustable leg length, and eight pieces to a box. The photographs show each frame in a different colour and a close view of a red cell carrying printed scale markings.

Three things set it apart among fixed-PD sets. Each of the eight sizes has its own colour, so a frame is identified at a glance rather than by reading a number. Each cell takes four lenses, which is a full adult capacity: sphere, cylinder, prism and an auxiliary lens together. And the temple length adjusts, which a fixed-PD frame usually does not offer.

That last feature matters more than it appears. A fixed-PD frame sets the horizontal position of the optical centres, but how far the frame sits from the eye depends on how it rests on the ears. Adjustable temples let the frame sit square and at a sensible distance on different head sizes, which a fixed-length frame cannot manage.

The range is mid-adult: 54 to 68 mm covers most adults and some older children, but not young children below 54 mm or wider-set adults above 68 mm. The close-up photograph shows printed markings on the cell, which suggests axis calibration, though that is not stated in the data.

Unpublished are the frame weight, cell diameter, frame material, the colour assigned to each size, whether axis scales are fitted as standard, and whether a trial lens set is included.

High-volume adult refraction is the natural home. A set of eight colour-identified frames removes per-patient setup and the risk of inheriting the previous patient's spacing, and four cells mean the full prescription can be built without swapping lenses.

Occupational health assessments refract working-age adults in number, which is exactly the population the 54 to 68 mm range covers.

Teaching clinics can use a colour-identified set to show students how estimating a patient's spacing narrows the choice before measurement confirms it.

Quick-access sets alongside an adjustable frame suit practices that want routine cases handled fast and complex cases handled precisely.

Higher prescriptions benefit from the adjustable temples, since a frame sitting square and at the right distance matters more as power increases.

Domiciliary work can carry a subset of sizes, chosen once the colour mapping is known, rather than the full box.

Young children below 54 mm fall outside the set, and a paediatric frame or adjustable frame is needed for them.

Wider-set adults above 68 mm also fall outside it, so a practice seeing many should check its caseload against the range.

A colour per size

Each of the eight frames is identified at a glance rather than by reading a number.

Four lenses per side

Sphere, cylinder, prism and an auxiliary lens can all be in place together.

Adjustable temples on a fixed frame

The frame sits square on different head sizes, which fixed-length temples cannot manage.

Nothing to set for PD

A fixed centre cannot drift or be left at the previous patient's spacing.

Covers most adults

54 to 68 mm spans the majority of adult interpupillary distances.

Eight to a box

Supplied as a complete set in a fitted box, with each frame returning to its place.

Quick in a busy clinic

Reaching for a colour is faster than winding a frame or reading a scale.

A strong second set

Pairs well with an adjustable frame reserved for complex or unusual cases.

Its coverage stated plainly

The range limits at both ends are identified here, along with who falls outside them.

Eight fixed PD sizes

54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66 and 68 mm, in 2 mm steps.

Colourful frames

Each size in a different colour. The colour-to-size mapping is confirmed at order.

Four lenses per side

Four cells each side accept lenses simultaneously.

Adjustable temple length

Leg length adjusts to suit different head sizes.

Eight pieces per box

Supplied as a boxed set.

Cell markings

A close-up photograph shows printed markings on the cell. Whether axis calibration is fitted is confirmed at order.

No interpupillary adjustment

Fixed optical centres by design.

Weight

Not published. Obtained before supply.

Cell diameter

Not published. Confirmed against your trial lens set at order.

Frame material

Not specified. Confirmed at order.

Single frame replacement

Not stated. Availability confirmed at order.

Coverage limits

Nothing below 54 mm or above 68 mm; patients between steps fitted to the nearer size.

The Visionstar TF-5468 is a boxed set of eight fixed-PD frames from 54 to 68 mm, each in its own colour, each taking four lenses per side, with adjustable temple length. The combination is what distinguishes it: colour speeds selection, four cells allow a full prescription, and adjustable temples let a fixed frame sit properly on different heads, which fixed-PD frames rarely offer. It suits high-volume adult refraction, occupational health and teaching, and works well beside an adjustable frame. Young children and wider-set adults fall outside the range. Weight, cell diameter, the colour-to-size mapping and whether axis scales are fitted are all unpublished, and Medigear.uk confirms each in writing. Contact the Medigear.uk team for pricing.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

To make the right frame instantly recognisable. With eight near-identical frames in a box, reading a small printed number costs time on every patient. A colour per size lets a clinician who has used the set for a week reach for the correct frame without looking closely.

Not published. The photograph shows the frames, but the sheet does not map colours to sizes. Medigear.uk obtains the mapping so it can be printed on the box or recorded in the clinic.

A full prescription in place at once: sphere, cylinder, prism and an auxiliary such as a pinhole or occluder. That removes the need to swap lenses mid-test, which is where fixed-PD frames with fewer cells fall short.

Because the fixed PD handles only horizontal centration. Whether the frame sits square, and how far the lenses sit from the eye, depends on how it rests on the ears. Adjustable temples let it sit correctly on heads of different sizes, which improves the result at higher powers.

Most adults and some older children. It does not reach young children below 54 mm or wider-set adults above 68 mm, so a practice seeing either group needs an adjustable frame or a wider set alongside this one.

The close-up photograph shows printed markings on the cell, which suggests an axis scale, but the data does not say so. We confirm what is fitted before you order.

Not published. We obtain the figure rather than estimate it.

Not published. Trial lenses are commonly 38 mm, and the frames must match the set you own. We confirm the cell diameter before you order.

Not stated. Middle sizes see more use than the extremes and wear out sooner, so the ability to replace one frame rather than the box is worth establishing.

High-volume clinics, occupational health, teaching, and any setting where adults are refracted in number and speed matters. It also works as a quick-access set alongside an adjustable frame reserved for complex cases.

A trial frame is generally a Class I medical device under the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002. Medigear.uk confirms CE marking, the declaration of conformity and UKCA status at quotation.

Check that the temple adjustment still holds, keep the cells free of lens debris, inspect the frames for distortion, and return each to its place in the box. Typical warranty is 12 months, confirmed at quotation.