Human Eye Anatomical Model – Ophthalmic Eye Demonstration and Teaching Model

The Human Eye Anatomical Model is an educational instrument designed to demonstrate the external and internal structures of the human eye. It provides a detailed three-dimensional representation of the cornea, iris, pupil, lens, retina, sclera, optic nerve and other ocular structures. Featuring an enlarged design and detachable components on selected models, it enables students, ophthalmologists and optometrists to study eye anatomy and explain eye conditions to patients. Suitable for eye hospitals, medical schools, ophthalmology clinics and optometry training institutions. Key Features & Specifications - Product Type: Human Eye Anatomical Teaching Model - Material: Durable PVC or moulded plastic - Anatomical Representation: Human eyeball and internal ocular structures - Magnification Scale: Commonly 3×–6× life-size - Model Configuration: Fixed or detachable anatomical sections - Number of Parts: Typically 6–7 for common educational models - Cornea: Anatomically represented - Iris and Pupil: Visible anatomical structures - Lens: Removable on selected models - Retina: Detailed internal representation - Sclera: Outer protective eye layer - Optic Nerve: Illustrated at the posterior section - Choroid: Represented in sectional models - Vitreous Body: Removable on selected models - Eye Muscles: Illustrated on compatible models - Colour: Anatomically colour-coded - Display Stand: Stable tabletop stand - Assembly: Detachable and reassemblable on supported models - Power Requirement: None - Reusability: Reusable educational model - Applications: Ophthalmic anatomy teaching, medical training and patient education - Suitable Facilities: Eye hospitals, medical schools, optometry clinics and training institutions