Ophthalmix – the Australian device company established in 2024 by Brad Grills – has been appointed as the exclusive distributor of Oculus.

Alongside the Pentacam family of products, Oculus offers a comprehensive range of ophthalmic diagnostic devices specialising in biometry, corneal biomechanics, tear-film analysis, myopia control, perimetry, slit lamp imaging, and refraction essentials.

Ophthalmix is selectively growing its product range, which now includes LKC Technologies’ RETeval handheld device for electroretinography and visual evoked potential; Konan Medical’s ophthalmic diagnostic devices; AOC vision charts; INKA German-made instruments; TearView – a novel camera developed in Sydney to measure and assess tear film; and BVI Medical’s surgical solutions for vitreoretinal and other surgical procedures.

To find out more contact Quentin Schneider: quentin@ophthalmix.com.au or (AUS) 0457 629 984.

The World Council of Optometry has revised its Why Optometry document, highlighting disparities in eye care access, particularly in low-income and rural communities.

The document targets policymakers, regulators, and administrators to help them better understand the scope of what optometry does and the importance of being part of the healthcare team.

Download at: worldcouncilofoptometry.info/resources.