Used slit lamps typically sell for $2,000 to $12,000, depending on brand, model, and whether a tonometer is included. New systems from leading manufacturers range from $8,000 to $25,000+ for premium imaging-capable platforms. Every unit we list is tested, calibrated, and sold with documented accessories.
See our full slit lamp price guide for model-by-model pricing, including laser-delivery platforms and Japanese-made systems.
We don’t have a slit lamp in stock today. Slit lamp inventory turns over quickly — Haag-Streit, Zeiss, and Topcon units in particular tend to sell fast when we get them in — so rather than show you an empty listings page, we’d rather be upfront: nothing is available right this moment.
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Slit lamp optics are mechanically simple and extremely durable — a well-maintained Haag-Streit or Zeiss unit from a decade ago still delivers the same core exam quality as a new one. The main differences buyers pay a premium for on new units are illumination type (LED vs. halogen), digital imaging attachments, and current styling — not core diagnostic capability.
Because slit lamps are used in nearly every exam room, many practices buy used units specifically to equip secondary rooms or satellite locations at a fraction of new-unit cost, reserving new purchases for their primary exam lane.
If you’re upgrading and have a slit lamp to move, we buy and consign slit lamps too. See how selling works →
Most used slit lamps sell for $2,000–$12,000 depending on brand, model, and whether a tonometer is included. See our price guide for a full model-by-model breakdown.
Use the Notify Me form below. Slit lamp inventory moves quickly in both directions — units sell fast, but new ones come in regularly — so an alert is the fastest way to hear about stock before it’s listed publicly.
Yes. Slit lamps are mechanically simple instruments with few components that wear out. A verified used unit from a reputable brand like Haag-Streit, Zeiss, or Topcon is a reliable daily workhorse.
Some models are specifically designed or adaptable for laser delivery. See our price guide’s section on slit lamps as laser delivery platforms for which models support this.
Yes. We regularly ship ophthalmic equipment worldwide and can advise on crating, freight, and import documentation for your country.
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