Medical lighting and binocular loupes

Riester medical lighting offers high performance medical LED lighting for a clear and efficient diagnosis covering a wide portfolio of products such as headlights, head mirrors, examination lights and penlights. State-of-the-art LED technology provides bright and white light while reducing maintenance costs and improving reliability.

Our range of binocular loupes comes with different magnifications from 2.0 up to 5.5x and excellent optical features. Suitable as dental loupes or surgical loupes.

The power of light inside medical devices

Low-quality medical lighting equipment can contribute to a chaotic light working environment and increase risks of medical errors, stress, and poor healthcare standard.¹ Lighting conditions significantly influence the quality of medical care provided in hospitals. Conversely, superior lighting in healthcare interior design tends to have a positive impact on a person's health and well-being. Moreover, in choosing medical devices lighting, healthcare professionals are being set up for their utmost performance success in every procedure they undertake. At Riester, top performance is achieved with low-consumption energy technology (green efficiency) in a field where light quality is crucial in everyday use.

Riester medical headlights and head mirrors show high level of wear comfort that translates into effortless operation even after long periods of use. Examination lights exhibit innovative light techniques via high performance LED technology that guarantee long lifespan, low heat dissipation and optimum viewing conditions.

ri-focus® LED examination headlight

It provides optimal illumination and guaranteed optimal viewing conditions.

ri-magic® HPLED examination light

high-performance examination light with the most modern LED technology, similar to daylight.

clar N Head Mirror

Wireless high-performance head mirror built-in battery compartment with LED lighting or 6 V vacuum lamp.

Ziegler Head Mirror

The Ziegler head mirror is used as a light source in the detection, diagnosis, monitoring, treatment or alleviation of diseases, injuries or disabilities.