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Reviews
Customer Reviews
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These loupes are amazing!
Review by Kate Warner RDH / (Posted on 5/26/2017)Before I used 2.5x Feather TTL Dental Surgical Loupes, I get very tired after Lab sessions and clinic works. But now that I'm using them, I'm no longer nearly as tired after lab sessions because I don't have to fight my loupes, and because I can lean back and see better than when I crouched down and work on with patients. Pretty amazing! -
Thanks Guys!!
Review by Simon / (Posted on 5/16/2017)Chat support is really helpful. They were able to help me find what I needed.
Warranty Policy
At Schultz Loupes, we guarantee the quality of our loupes and headlights. If you are not happy with your product, simply contact us for a refund or an exchange.
We offer a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee which allows customers to make an equal exchange or return with no questions asked.
Our Limited Life Time Warranty covers all working parts of the hinge mechanism, optics, and barrels. In the unlikely event that a problem does arise, as a result of a defect in the materials or workmanship of any parts within the warranty period, we will promptly repair or replace the defective product at our expense.
*Led Headlights and Batteries are covered for one year.
**Product warranty does not cover damage caused by accidents, negligence, or improper care.
*** Prescription Service and shipping costs are not refundable.
How to measure working distance
Selecting the optimum working distance will ensure that you maintain the correct ergonomic posture and focal distance. We offer a choice of four working distances.
To calculate your specific working distance, measure the distance between your eyes and the patients teeth while maintaining an ergonomic position.
How to measure PD (Pupil Distance)
Your pupillary distance, or PD, is the distance between the centers of your pupils in millimeters (mm).
This measurement is necessary to ensure the correct positioning of the TTL loupes.
Because loupes are only used to view close objects, the PD you need for Loupes is called Near PD. Near PD is normally 2-3mm smaller than your regular PD. Make sure your optician is aware of this when you request your PD.
You have several ways to obtain Pupilary Distance, but we strongly recommend having your PD
measured by a professional:
- ● If you purchased glasses before, contact the store you bought the glasses from and ask them for NEAR PD(recommended)
- ● Go to a local eyewear store or optometrist office and get your NEAR PD measured. Most will only charge approximately $5 for measuringyour NEAR PD.
- ● Contact your optometrist for your NEAR PD(recommended)
