Custom-fitted magnification
Compare ergonomic and direct-view Admetec loupes across 2.5× to 10× magnification. ADORABLE helps connect the specification to your posture, procedures, working distance, and experience.
The loupe family
Each system answers a different balance of posture, viewing style, field, depth, and magnification. Published weights are approximate and vary with frame and configuration.
Variable ergonomic
Three magnification levels in one ergonomic loupe, designed for moving between different levels of detail without changing devices.
Fixed ergonomic
Deflection optics support a more upright viewing position for workflows where indirect vision is appropriate.
Direct-view Keplerian
A higher-magnification direct-view option for clinicians who need fine detail and freedom to reposition around the working area.
Compact direct-view
A lightweight system with a broad field and depth of view for clinicians whose work does not require high magnification.
Viewing style
Ergo systems redirect the line of sight downward while the head remains more upright. They can be valuable when the procedure and access allow a stable, indirect view.
Prismatic and Galilean systems follow the wearer’s natural line of sight. They may suit workflows with changing access, frequent repositioning, or a preference for direct viewing.
At a glance
| Family | Viewing style | Magnification | Published weight | Best explored when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ergo V™ | Ergonomic, variable | Three levels per device | 55 g / 60 g Pro | You need multiple detail levels in one loupe |
| Ergo™ | Ergonomic, fixed | 3.0×–10× | 46–52 g | You want a dedicated ergonomic magnification |
| Prismatic | Direct-view | 3.8×–7.2× | 50–52 g | You need higher direct-view magnification |
| Galilean | Direct-view | 2.5×–3.2× | 37–45 g | You value light weight and a broad viewing field |
Working distance is individually configured. Specifications are manufacturer-published and should be confirmed for the selected frame, prescription, and final configuration.
Before choosing
What do you do most often, and how fine is the working area?
Do you remain static, reposition often, or work from multiple angles?
Are you moving from no magnification, or changing an established system?
How much surrounding context and tolerance for movement do you need?
Bring a current prescription so integration options can be reviewed.
Higher magnification generally benefits from a suitable, well-matched light.
Loupe consultation
Tell us what you do, how you work, and what you want to see more clearly. We’ll help you compare the relevant options.