The EPIC Indirect Ophthalmoscope has had a slow launch in 2025. After spending several years developing this indirect, Loma Linda University selected eyeMobil to produce the device for them. This year, we have fulfilled some orders but are also doing some refining of the product based on user feedback in addition to building out our production equipment and capability. Also, we are using it daily in our own clinics to fully test it and are loving it!!
What we've found is that doctors love the lightweight, portable nature of the device and love the fact that there are no annoying wires to catch anywhere. The battery life has been incredible. This is a favorite for resident's call bag!! Customization of the indirect has also been a big hit! (you'll always know if your colleague is borrowing your indirect!!)
If you are interested in an indirect, please be aware that while we have shipped a few in 2025, we are planning our major release in early 2026. Please visit this link to put in a pre-order to get one as soon as they are available. Resident discounts will be available so please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to discuss in more detail.
We're big fans of the Enbio-S sterilizer! Not only is it one of the fastest steam sterilizer systems on the market, it has been wonderful for portable mission work around the world due to it's size and weight. This little Statim is produced in Poland by Enbio. It has become one of our more popular items in the last 2 years. In addition, eyeMobil has become one of the main ophthalmic distributors of the sterilizer and we are certified for maintenance and repair of your system.
Unfortunately we have just learned of a price increase that is happening moving the price from $3399 to $3899 in mid December 2025 going forward. However, please note that eyeMobil is offering a discounted price of $3297 for any system that is paid for by December 10th. We do have stock available and will be able to ship before the end of the year. If you are interested in claiming this discount, please use coupon code "Enbio 2025" for this discounted price on as many units as you need and make sure to pay before December 10th. This will be your last chance to save over $600 on this sterilizer. (The coupon code will be good until Dec 31st, however the price will go up on December 11th.) New purchases also come with a Magic Filter!!
To purchase now, click this link or click the sterilizer picture above. Additional discount applied for the Pelican Air case.
Despite that the EPIC II microscope is now used for office based cataract surgery and ICL implantations in the US, the EPIC II microscope was built originally for MSICS/SICS in rural environments. This photo was sent by Dr. Toney who practices in rural DRC and has been using the EPIC II microscope for over 5 years. The pictures show the challenges that he faces just to get to some of his outreach sites. The EPIC II travels by motorbike and in the truck through mud and rough roads in order to operate in remote villages that may not have dependable electricity.
These images were sent via WhatsApp, the wonderful phone app that connects us around the world. Please see Dr. Toney's own words about his experience with the EPIC II Microscope.
We are happy to announce that eyeMobil is an official US distributor of the MicroREC 3D stereoscopic visualization system, the most versatile system available in ophthalmology! This system is now available commercially and you can demo it in your own OR to try it on during actual surgery! The MicroREC 3D system was released officially at ESCRS in Copenhagen in September 2025. This system can work with any Zeiss, Alcon or Leica/Wild microscope and is available in a head-less (binocular free) version and also a beamsplitter (binocular attached) version.
The MicroREC 3D has been introduced at half of the cost or even less than the other competing products. Monitor options include a 32" or 43" monitor.
The EPIC II Microscope has been a very popular microscope for use in Africa, being used in well over 20 countries. Originally the EPIC Microscope was built for MSICS or SICS surgery which is likely the most common cataract technique in Africa. However, doctors have been using the EPIC II Microscope for phacoemulsification as well with or without our latest fine focus module.
Dr Elena Barraquer, receipient of the 2025 Chang Crandall Humanitarian Award this year at ASCRS spoke to us in Los Angeles about her experience with the EPIC II Microscope, which is used by the Elena Barraquer Foundation in Africa.