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Lumio – Increase diagnostic efficiency. Reduce rechecks. Save money from day one.
Made in the UK, the Lumio is a high‑performance, handheld anterior eye examiner designed to save clinics time and money while improving diagnostic accuracy. With instant-on operation, white and tuned blue light for fluorescein assessments, and AVS’ high-performance clip‑in yellow filter, Lumio supports high‑quality examinations without the cost or constraints of a slit lamp.
Lumio's rugged, ultra‑portable design allows clinicians to perform reliable examinations anywhere — enhancing patient flow, reducing repeat visits, and improving the economics of frontline care.
How Lumio Saves Your Clinic Money
1. Reduces Recheck Appointments
Clear fluorescein visualisation and 7× magnification help clinicians identify dry eye, abrasions, ulcers, and foreign bodies correctly first time. This reduces unnecessary rechecks and helps protect valuable appointment time.
2. Reduce Dependence on Additional Equipment
Lumio handles many routine anterior eye assessments without the need for larger or room‑based equipment.
Whether a slit lamp isn’t available, clinicians are moving between examination rooms or working in emergency/ domiciliary care, Lumio offers a practical, cost‑effective alternative that’s ready to use immediately.
This reduces:
- Capital equipment purchases
- Maintenance and calibration costs
- Training time for more complex tools
Lumio simplifies everyday corneal assessments while keeping overheads low and patients comfortable.
3. Efficient, Faster Patient Flow
Lumio is portable and instantly ready to use, helping speedup and streamline everyday examinations, leading to:
- Quicker triage
- Shorter appointment times
- Faster patient flow
Savings of 2 minutes per exam can create the equivalent of 2 to 4 extra daily consult slots.
Avoiding two recheck appointments per week can save around 30 minutes of clinician time, worth up to £4,000 per year.
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What can Lumio see?
The compact design means the Lumio is able to be used in a variety of examination locations to view the following details:
- General anterior eye inspection
- Suspected dry eye
- Corneal abrasions
- Eye lash epilation
- Corneal ulcers
- Foreign bodies/ debris
- Infections
- Contact lens fitting/ irritation
Where can I use the Lumio?
The Lumio is a versatile diagnostic tool suitable for a broad range of clinical environments:
- Hospitals and Clinics
- Emergency Rooms and Ambulances:
- Domiciliary Visits
- Locum Tenens and Traveling Clinicians
- Military Field Operations
- Veterinary Applications
Why choose Lumio?
- No Slit Lamp Needed – Perform dry eye assessments, foreign body identification, trachoma detection, cataract opacity evaluation (under dilation), contact lens fitting, and fluorescein examinations—without bulky/ heavy equipment.
- Ultra-Portable & Instant Use – Weighing just 27g (Lumio with filter), the Lumio fits in your pocket or bag. No setup, no calibration, and no training required.
- Designed for All Patients –Perfect for infants, children, wheelchair users, and elderly patients who struggle with traditional eye exam positioning.
- Built for Professionals by Professionals –Trusted by leading optometrists, general practitioners, and emergency responders for rapid, reliable eye assessments.
- Durable & Long-Lasting –Rugged design, three-stage brightness control, and replaceable coin-cell battery for extended use.
What's in the box?
✔ Two clip-in fluorescein filters for enhanced dye examinations
✔ Protective travel case to keep your Lumio secure
✔ Instruction manual for effortless use
✔ CR2032 Battery (installed) so you’re ready to go immediately
Customer Reviews
Andrew D Price, Eye Drops Database
Having 'test-driven' this very handy instrument, I would suggest it would have tangible benefits in many situations, my thoughts are as follows:
1. Indispensable in the veterinary toolkit - in practice and on the road.
2. I'm sure many GPs/nursing staff would find it useful, and probably better for ocular surface exam than their current methods.
3. It's easy availability in non-eye medical environments would help an ocular surface,
4. Easy to use for new ophthalmic nursing staff from their first day.
5. Easy to carry and use on all patients for all ophthalmic staff in a domiciliary environment
6. Especially useful to have available for exams with children or anxious patients.
7. As an alternative for patients unable to access or be positioned on a slit-lamp.
I would go as far as saying every eye care or medical practice should have at least one!
Dr Induprasad Dhungel, Nepal Eye Hospital
Gadget extremely useful for eyelid, lid margin, conjunctiva, sclera, cornea examination under magnification more so in outreach field setting.
Should be useful to community eye worker to diagnose corneal epithelial defects,foreign body, keratitis under different filters.
The anterior eye inspector could be very useful to community eye workers
