Ophthalmic Assets sources and lists used YAG laser systems from verified sellers across the US, Japan, Europe, and beyond. Used YAG lasers typically sell for $6,000 to $25,000 depending on platform and configuration — a significant saving over new systems, which start around $25,000 and can exceed $45,000.
Every listing includes documented condition, tested functionality, and a clear record of included accessories, so you know exactly what you’re buying before you commit.
Availability changes as systems sell, so the listings page is the most accurate view of current inventory. As of this writing, active listings include two Zeiss Visulas YAG III systems and a Nidek YC-1800 YAG Laser — see full details on the listings page →
If your practice also needs SLT capability for glaucoma treatment, we carry SLT/YAG combo platforms as well — browse combo laser listings →
Lower cost, same clinical value. YAG laser technology for posterior capsulotomy and iridotomy is mature and hasn’t changed dramatically in years. A well-maintained Zeiss Visulas or Nidek YC-series unit performs the same procedures as a new system, and practices worldwide run their day-to-day laser caseload on refurbished platforms.
Faster than ordering new. New systems from major manufacturers often carry lead times for manufacturing and delivery. A verified used system can typically be sourced, tested, and shipped much faster.
Global sourcing, including Japan. We regularly source YAG laser systems from Japan, where surgical facilities typically maintain equipment meticulously and replace systems on predictable cycles — making them a strong source of well-preserved units. Read more about global equipment flows →
Every YAG laser we list is checked against the same criteria buyers care about most:
If you only need YAG capsulotomy and iridotomy capability, a dedicated platform like the Zeiss Visulas YAG III or Nidek YC-1800 covers standard clinical needs. If your practice also performs SLT for glaucoma management, a combo platform adds that capability in a single unit — see our YAG vs SLT Laser guide for the full comparison.
For a full breakdown of typical used pricing by model, see our YAG Laser Price Guide →
Upgrading to a new platform? Your existing YAG laser likely has meaningful resale value, particularly if it’s in good working condition with a documented service history. YAG lasers see consistent demand in the ophthalmic secondary market.
Browse current listings, or contact us with the platform and configuration you need. We’ll confirm condition, included accessories, and shipping details before you commit, and connect you directly with the listing.
Warranty terms vary by system and seller. Every verified listing includes a documented condition and testing report, and any warranty offered is confirmed as part of the purchase process before you buy.
Yes — we regularly ship YAG lasers internationally. Laser equipment requires careful crating and may require import clearance, so shipping and compliance requirements for your country are confirmed as part of the purchase process.
Each listing is checked for software and firmware version, laser energy output, aiming beam alignment, and joystick and chin rest function. Included accessories and service history are documented where available.
Inventory turns over regularly. Leave your email using the notify form below with the platform you’re looking for, and we’ll reach out as soon as a matching system becomes available.
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