Clyno for Ophthalmologists
Both eyes across the page, last visit's pressure and vision remembered for you, and a spectacle prescription laid out the way the optician's own form is.
Sound familiar?
The daily frictions we hear from ophthalmologists — and what Clyno does about them.
Made for an ophthalmologist's day
Right eye and left eye, across the page
Vision, pressure, anterior segment and fundus recorded side by side, because you read across, not down. “6/18”, “CF 2m” and “PL+” all go in as they are.
It remembers last time and says so
A pressure that has gone up, vision that has dropped a couple of lines, cupping that does not match between the eyes — flagged on the screen without you opening the old file.
A spectacle prescription an optician can dispense
Sphere, cylinder, axis, add and PD in the optician's own layout, printed separately from the medicines. Powers are bounded to the dispensable range, so a typed slip is caught in the form and not at the counter.
The near addition, suggested by age
Over forty, Clyno offers the usual near add for her age in one tap. You adjust it to the reading test — it is a starting point, not a prescription.
Drops behave like drops
Which eye, on the medicine line itself. Dispensed as bottles rather than tablets, so the chemist gets the quantity right.
Clinic-room procedures, priced
Syringing, foreign body removal, chalazion incision, intravitreal injection, YAG capsulotomy and more — on the visit and on the bill at your own rate.
Clyno for Ophthalmologists — FAQs
Yes. The eye examination is recorded per eye in two columns — vision, intraocular pressure, anterior segment and fundus — with the previous visit's readings shown alongside, and a separate spectacle prescription that prints for the optician.
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