The Prescription Visualizer takes a patient's full spectacle and contact lens history and turns it into a graph both of you can read in seconds — how each eye has moved, how fast, and whether that's what you'd expect at their age. It ends the flip-through-the-file moment for good.
Enter or import the prescriptions the practice already holds, and the Visualizer does the arithmetic and the drawing.
Each eye plotted across every record you hold — spectacles and contact lenses — so drift, stability and turning points are visible at a glance.
Not just "it changed" but how fast — the number that separates a routine update from a conversation worth having.
The reading add plotted inside the corridor expected for the patient's age, so "normal for 52" stops being a hand-wave and becomes a line on a chart.
Axis noise is treated as noise: movement only counts as change once it crosses the tolerance for that cylinder power, so small wobbles don't shout.
Sphere, cylinder and axis together in one rotatable picture of how the prescription has travelled — the view that makes patients lean in.
A dense view for you and a clean, jargon-free one to turn toward the patient — plus print and email for the ones who want to take it home.
Half of chairside reassurance is invisible to the patient. A seven-year line that's nearly flat does in three seconds what three sentences can't — and when the line isn't flat, it makes the case for what you're recommending next.
The Visualizer draws and computes; it does not diagnose, and it says so on screen. Every judgement about what a trend means stays where it belongs — with you.
It works from the prescriptions your practice enters. No external lookups, no data leaving the room that you didn't put on the screen.
The Prescription Visualizer is our thank-you for subscribing — it comes free with any Digital Optometry Solutions product, from R49 a month.
Subscribe to any one of these and the Visualizer is yours.
No — deliberately. It isn't sold separately at any price. It exists to make every other subscription better value, so it comes free with all of them and only with them.
All of them. DryCheck, LensGuide, MyoTrack, ColourCheck, the Practice Growth Hub and Eating for Your Eyes each include the Visualizer at no extra cost — including the R49 plan.
No. It is decision support: it plots, annualises and flags against expected ranges, and it labels itself as such on screen. Clinical interpretation is yours, as it should be.
From the prescription records your practice enters or imports. The Visualizer draws what you give it — it doesn't fetch anything from anywhere else, and the history stays with the practice.
From R49 a month, every Digital Optometry Solutions subscription puts the Visualizer in your consulting room.