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JCC2 Jackson Cross

The JCC is a specialized lens used in subjective refraction to fine-tune the cylindrical axis and power of a patient’s prescription. The technique is also known as the “flip cylinder technique” because the clinician rapidly flips the lens between two positions, asking the patient which view is clearer.

500.00
SKU: JVBS510-1-1-1-1-1-3-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-25

Description

  • Detecting astigmatism: Confirming the presence and general orientation of astigmatism.
  • Refining the axis: Determining the exact angle (axis) at which the cylindrical lens should be placed for optimal vision.
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Purpose / Target UsersThe set is intended for use in refraction/optometry — specifically for determining astigmatism correction (orientation/axis) and refining cylindrical lens power. The listing says “Jackson Cross Cylinders … used to determine the orientation and power of the astigmatism correction and the axis.”
Optotypes / SymbolsNot applicable (since this is a lens set rather than an optotype chart) and not specified.
Scaling / SpacingNot provided (no spacing between symbols, etc, as these are lenses, not charts).
Range of Acuity / Line SizesNot applicable/ not provided — the product is for astigmatism/refraction, not for line‑size acuity measurement.
Testing DistanceNo specific recommended working distance is given in the listing.
Physical Size & PortabilityFor a similar single JCC product listing by the same vendor: “The lenses are 35 mm with axis markings and a handle that is 70 mm long.” While this dimension is for a single instrument, it gives a ball‑park size of lens diameter + handle length.
Mounting / Display FeaturesApart from “metal box”, there is no detail on stand/mount/display features for usage.
Included Accessories / ExtrasAccording to the listing: “Jackson Cross Cylinders in a metal box with 0.25 & 0.50 lenses.”
So the set includes two cross‑cylinder lenses (0.25D & 0.50D) in a metal box/case.
Durability / Material QualitiesThe listing is minimal: simply “in a metal box” but details like lens material (glass vs plastic), handle construction, protective features, lifetime are not given.
Usability / Marker of QualityThere is no attached manual or workflow description in the listing; no independent certification or standard mentioned.

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