Retinal cameras

New and used retinal cameras from verified eye care professionals and suppliers. Ask sellers questions, make offers and pay securely by card.

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Buying guide: Retinal cameras

Retinal and fundus cameras document the posterior segment for screening and follow-up. Used, non-mydriatic cameras are popular for adding imaging to a practice.

What to check before you buy

Mydriatic or non-mydriatic, field of view and resolution.
The camera body, computer and software included, and whether licenses transfer.
Image quality: ask the seller for sample images.
Connectivity to your EHR or image management system.

Common questions

What should I ask for before buying a used retinal camera?

Sample images taken with it, the software version and whether it transfers, and what computer and accessories are included.

Will it work with my image management software?

Ask for the model and export formats and check with your software vendor before you buy.

Is a used camera body compatible with a newer computer?

Not always. Ask the seller which operating system and software it runs on, and whether the manufacturer still supports it.

More on buying, offers and the 72-hour problem window in How it works.