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Visionstar TF-T

Product Code: EOAS-OAVT-3414

Fixed-PD speed, with the look and handling of a proper trial frame.

Not every clinician wants a frame that resembles spectacles. The TF-T sets bright metallic cells in a black body, keeping the traditional instrument look across ten fixed sizes from 52 to 70 mm.

Sections
Trial Lens Sets & Frames
Categories
ENT, Ophthalmic & Sensory
Condition
New
Origin
China
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Certified Professional Seller
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Supplier: Medigear
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The Visionstar TF-T is a fixed-PD trial frame from a family of five models, the TF-AT, TF-A, TF-C, TF-CT and TF-T, that share a single specification sheet. The sheet gives one figure for the family: PD options of 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68 and 70 mm. Unlike three of its siblings, the TF-T is shown in a single finish with no separate grey and colour options.

The rest of this page describes what the photographs show, and it is flagged as such.

The TF-T looks different from the rest of its family. Its body is black, with bright metallic cells carrying printed scales around their rims. A raised fitting sits at the bridge, and one temple ends in a boxed fitting whose function is not stated. The overall impression is of a conventional trial frame rather than of spectacles or a moulded plastic front.

That appearance is the point of it. Many clinicians trained on traditional adjustable trial frames and find spectacle-shaped or brightly coloured fixed-PD frames feel less like instruments in the hand. The TF-T offers the speed of fixed sizes, chosen rather than set, while keeping the look and feel of the equipment they are used to. Patients, too, often read an instrument-like frame as a sign of a thorough examination.

It is also the model that may explain the family's naming. The same "T" appears in the TF-AT and TF-CT, and the TF-T is the only model named by that letter alone, which suggests it is the source of whatever feature the "T" adds. The sheet does not confirm this.

Unpublished are the lenses per cell, weight, cell diameter, materials, and the function of the bridge and temple fittings.

Clinicians trained on traditional trial frames are the clearest fit. The TF-T gives them fixed-size speed without asking them to work with something that looks and handles like spectacles.

Hospital eye services and teaching hospitals suit an instrument-like frame, where equipment is expected to look clinical and students learn on frames resembling standard trial equipment.

High-volume adult refraction benefits from fixed sizes and quick selection, with a frame that still conveys a thorough examination to the patient.

Patients who equate proper equipment with a proper test may find an instrument-style frame more reassuring than a bright or spectacle-shaped one.

Practices standardising their refraction kit can pair the TF-T with conventional adjustable frames and keep a consistent look across both.

Occupational health settings, where a clinical appearance is expected, suit the black and metallic finish.

Anxious or paediatric patients are usually better served by a spectacle-style or coloured frame, which feels less clinical.

Complex prescriptions depend on the lens capacity, which is not yet confirmed, so we establish it before recommending the frame for that work.

Handles like a trial frame

The instrument-style build feels familiar to clinicians trained on conventional equipment.

Fixed-size speed

Sizes are chosen rather than adjusted, which keeps a busy clinic moving.

Bright cells in a dark body

Metallic cells stand out against the black frame, making them easy to see and load.

A clinical appearance

Suits hospital, occupational and teaching settings where equipment should look the part.

Reassures patients

Many patients read an instrument-like frame as a sign of a thorough test.

Ten fixed sizes

52 to 70 mm in 2 mm steps covers most adults and many older children.

Printed cell scales

Markings around each rim, subject to confirmation as axis calibration.

Matches conventional kit

Sits comfortably alongside adjustable trial frames in a standardised set.

Its unknowns stated plainly

Lens capacity, weight and the function of its fittings are flagged to confirm before ordering.

Black body

A dark frame body, as shown in the photograph.

Metallic cells

Bright metallic lens cells set into the black body.

Raised bridge fitting

A fitting at the bridge. Its function is confirmed at order.

Temple fitting

A boxed fitting at the end of one temple. Its function is confirmed at order.

Ten PD options

52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68 and 70 mm.

Printed cell markings

Visible around each rim. Axis calibration confirmed at order.

No interpupillary adjustment

Fixed per frame by design.

Lenses per cell

Not stated. Confirmed before supply.

Weight

Not published. Obtained before supply.

Cell diameter

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

Materials

Not specified. Confirmed at order.

Single finish

No colour option shown. Availability confirmed at quotation.

The Visionstar TF-T is the instrument-style model in a family of five fixed-PD frames, with bright metallic cells set in a black body, a raised bridge fitting and printed cell scales, across ten sizes from 52 to 70 mm. It gives clinicians the speed of fixed sizes without the spectacle-like or brightly coloured look of its siblings, which suits those trained on traditional frames and settings where equipment should look clinical. As the only model named by the "T" alone, it may also explain what that letter adds to the TF-AT and TF-CT. The published data is a single line of PD options, so lens capacity, weight, cell diameter and the function of its fittings all need confirming. Medigear.uk establishes 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.

In appearance, most obviously. It has a black body with bright metallic cells and a raised bridge fitting, where its siblings are spectacle-shaped or moulded. The sheet does not describe the functional differences, so Medigear.uk confirms them in writing before you order.

Because it handles like the trial frames most clinicians trained on, while keeping the speed of fixed sizes. Some practitioners find spectacle-shaped frames feel light and toy-like; this one looks and feels like refraction equipment, which many patients also find reassuring.

Not stated. The photographs show a raised fitting at the bridge and a boxed fitting at the end of one temple. They may provide nose pad or temple adjustment, but that is inference, not fact. We establish their function before supply.

Possibly. It is the only model named by the letter alone, which suggests the TF-AT and TF-CT take a feature from it. What that feature is remains unstated, and it is the single most useful question to settle across the whole family.

Not stated on the sheet. Other Visionstar fixed-PD frames take three or four per side, and that decides whether a full prescription can be built at once. We confirm the figure before you order.

The photographs show printed markings around each metallic rim, which usually indicates axis calibration, but the data does not say so. We confirm before you order.

Ten, from 52 to 70 mm in 2 mm steps. Patients between sizes are fitted to the nearer frame, which is acceptable at lower powers and less so at higher ones.

Not shown. The sheet presents it in a single black and metallic finish, with no colour option. We confirm availability at quotation.

Not published. Metallic cells may make it heavier than a moulded frame, which matters on long refractions, so we obtain the figure rather than assume it.

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

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.

Wipe between patients with an approved agent, paying attention to the bridge and temple fittings, keep the cells free of lens debris, and store frames by size. Typical warranty is 12 months, confirmed at quotation.