Built for clinicians serving more patients—including pediatric populations—with limited time and resources
Community health centers face a common reality: high patient demand, limited staffing, and the need to deliver accurate autorefraction efficiently across diverse populations, including children.
QuickSee Free and QuickSee Free Pro are designed to enable clinicians to perform clinically accurate autorefraction at scale, supporting both adult and pediatric care in high-throughput, mobile, and resource-constrained environments.
QuickSee Free is a handheld autorefractor that uses wavefront aberrometry to perform objective refraction.
QuickSee Free Pro includes both autorefraction and keratometry in a single, efficient measurement.
Unlike traditional desktop autorefractors, QuickSee Free is:
QuickSee Free and Free Pro are FDA Class I (510(k)-exempt), ADA-compliant, and available for purchase in the United States.
Peer-reviewed clinical studies across adult and pediatric populations—including young children—demonstrate that objective refraction measurements obtained with QuickSee technology show strong agreement with subjective refraction and accuracy comparable to benchmark desktop autorefractors.
Across multiple studies:
These findings support QuickSee Free as a clinically reliable system for performing autorefraction in appropriate care settings for both adults and children.
QuickSee Free supports environments where efficiency directly affects access to care for adults and pediatric patients alike.
Fast, efficient measurements
Reduced bottlenecks in high-volume care
Scales across care models
By supporting efficient refraction workflows, QuickSee Free helps clinics expand access while preserving clinician time for care that requires direct judgment and interaction.
Wavefront aberrometry measures how light travels through the eye, capturing both low- and high-order aberrations from a single measurement. QuickSee Free and QuickSee Free Pro each use wavefront aberrometry to measure objective refraction; QuickSee Free Pro supplements the autorefraction data with patients’ keratometry and wavefront data.
By capturing both low- and high-order aberrations, QuickSee Free Pro’s multimodal wavefront approach provides a more complete optical picture that supports precise refraction and helps clinicians recognize when factors beyond standard refraction may be influencing acuity.
This provides clinicians with:
QuickSee Free and Free Pro bring established wavefront science into a practical, handheld system designed for everyday clinical use across age groups.
QuickSee Free and Free Pro work with a no-cost Companion App that extends the devices into a connected refraction system. While not required to perform refraction, the Companion App significantly expands what clinics can do with the data QuickSee Free captures.
The Companion App provides:
Together, QuickSee Free and the Companion App form a lightweight care platform that supports both point-of-care refraction and downstream clinical workflows.
If you would like to see QuickSee Free or Free Pro in use, the next step is to schedule a demo or an on-site trial.
An on-site evaluation allows your team to assess refraction accuracy, workflow fit, and usability in your own care environment, with your patient population and staffing model.
QuickSee Free and Free Pro support refraction decision-making. Clinical decisions remain the responsibility of the licensed provider.
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