3Gen DermLite III DL3N Polarized & Fluid Dermascope w/PigmentBoost
retractable faceplate spacer design and focusing mechanism enables you to quickly switch between non-contact and skin contact modalities and lets you precisely focus your image while in skin contact The spacer comes with a glass faceplate with 10 mm markings and, due to its fully enclosed design, contaminants as well as undesirable ambient lighting no longer affect your image To reduce reflections and may greatly improve the contrast of the image, an optional eyepiece is included. easy to create your very own digital dermoscopy system by attaching one of many compatible cameras or camera-equipped mobile devices Once the charge level drops below 25%, the “3” on the top of device changes from green to orange.
The new DermLite DL3N is now even more capable than ever. With refined optics and improved visualization of both pigmented and vascular structures, it is the tool of choice of the world’s leading dermatologists. Precision-engineered and crafted from recyclable aluminum, it features a 25 mm four-element lens, 28 high-powered LEDs and the all-new PigmentBoost illumination. For optimum ease of use, a quick tap on its power button instantly toggles between polarization modes while the optional PigmentBoost mode produces a warmer illumination reminiscent of conventional dermatoscopes. This unit has a 5 year warranty. This product is ISO certified. Intended Use: This device is intended for medical purposes to illuminate body surfaces. It is used for non-invasive visual examination of intact skin. This battery-operated product is designed for external examination only within professional healthcare facilities by medical professionals.
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{"Package Dimensions": "10.2 x 4.3 x 3.8 inches", "Item Weight": "2.35 pounds", "Manufacturer": "3Gen", "Item model number": "DL3N", "Is Discontinued By Manufacturer": "No", "Date First Available": "September 4, 2013"}