Pricing guide

How much do surgical loupes cost?

HeliosX surgical loupes cost $695$2,075 before optional extras, shipping, and taxes. The price depends on optical design and magnification. Here is what each model costs and how to compare a complete order.

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We make and sell HeliosX loupes. This is our buying guidance, not an independent product test or paid ranking.

HeliosX Newton loupes

Newton · From $695 USD

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Start with the work you do.

Compare the optical design, then choose your magnification and frame on the product page.

Newton

From $695

Our lowest-priced Galilean model, with 2.5x, 3.0x, and 3.5x configurations for everyday magnification.

Galilean optics. Choose Apollo or Medusa for a redirected ergonomic view.

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Kepler

From $1,195

Conventional prismatic loupes for higher-magnification work, available in 4.0x, 5.0x, and 6.0x.

Conventional prismatic optics. Choose Apollo or Medusa for ergonomic viewing.

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Medusa

From $1,695

Ergonomic prismatic loupes with adjustable working distance for clinicians who change posture between seated and standing work.

Working distance adjusts from 300–600 mm. Magnification does not switch on the loupe.

Explore Medusa

Starting prices in USD. Magnification and optional prescription lenses affect the total; shipping and taxes appear at checkout. See all five models.

HeliosX prices by model

These are current configuration prices in USD, drawn from the same price list used at checkout. The lowest price in each range is the entry magnification.

  • Newton: $695$725 · Galilean, 2.5x3.5x.
  • Galileo: $795$825 · Galilean, 2.5x3.5x.
  • Kepler: $1,195$1,255 · conventional prismatic, 4.0x6.0x.
  • Apollo: $1,695$2,070 · ergonomic prismatic, 3.0x6.0x.
  • Medusa: $1,695$2,075 · ergonomic prismatic, 3.0x8.5x, adjustable working distance.

What might cost extra?

Prescription lenses add $200. Shipping and taxes depend on the order and destination and are shown at checkout. If you need illumination, price the light, battery, and compatible mounting hardware separately.

  • Do not assume a loupe-only price includes a headlight.
  • Check any optional warranty upgrade against the included two-year limited warranty.
  • Confirm the required magnification before comparing prices.

A real ergonomic price comparison

HeliosX Apollo 3.0x and Medusa 3.0x each start at $1,695. LumaDent lists Ergo Air Ti 3.0x at $1,995. That is a $300 difference in published starting prices, not proof of equivalent optical performance or a comparison of complete bundles.

  • For Orascoptic, SurgiTel, ExamVision, and Admetec, request a current itemized quote.
  • Compare any student discount, fit service, or trial period that applies to you.

Source: LumaDent Ergo Air Ti product page; price checked September 10, 2026

When is the upgrade worth paying for?

Move up when it solves a defined problem. Choose higher magnification because you need more visible detail; choose ergonomic prismatic viewing because you want a different viewing posture; choose adjustable working distance because your setup changes.

  • A first Galilean pair does not have to be a temporary purchase if it suits your work.
  • Prismatic does not automatically mean ergonomic.
  • Do not pay for a feature you cannot explain how you will use.

Know what happens after checkout

Your loupes are made to your configuration. After checkout, we collect your measurements and review them before custom production. Ask about your working distance, prescription, or frame before ordering if any of those choices are uncertain.

  • Measure in the posture you actually use at work: Measurements.
  • Cancellation is fully refundable before production begins. After production, non-defective orders are not refundable.
  • Defective-product returns and authorized fit or configuration exchanges are subject to review: Returns.

Questions before buying

What is the cheapest HeliosX loupe?

Newton 2.5x starts at $695. Newton configurations range from $695$725 before optional extras, shipping, and taxes.

How much do ergonomic loupes cost at HeliosX?

Apollo costs $1,695$2,070 and Medusa costs $1,695$2,075, depending on magnification. Both start at $1,695.

Can I get help before placing an order?

Yes. Email heliosxloupes@gmail.com with your specialty, current magnification, typical procedures, and budget. Ask us to help narrow the configuration before you pay.

Can I return loupes if I change my mind?

You can cancel for a full refund before custom production begins. Once production begins, non-defective orders are not refundable. Defective-product returns and approved fit or configuration exchanges require authorization. Read Returns before ordering.

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