The standard in urology optics
HeliosX is the standard in urology loupes, for open, reconstructive and pediatric urology. We have supplied urologists, teaching hospitals and training programs worldwide for a decade, and that experience is built into every pair: high-grade optical glass for a sharp, true-color image, premium lightweight metals that stay comfortable through the longest case, and optics custom-tailored to the surgeon who wears them.
Why urologists favor Apollo
Apollo’s ergonomic prismatic optics cover urethral, ureteral and pediatric reconstruction at 3.0x–6.0x with an upright head. It is the HeliosX loupe urologists choose most, at 4.0x.
- Apollo, the ergonomic prismatic standard: angled optics for an upright head at a fixed working distance, 3.0x–6.0x, from $1,695.
- Apollo
The rest of the urology lineup
Galileo: wide, light optics for open renal and pelvic work. Medusa: up to 8.5x and adjustable working distance for vasectomy reversal and microsurgical steps.
- Galileo, the lightweight everyday standard: Galilean 2.5x–3.5x with a wide, deep field and six frame styles, from $795.
- Medusa, the adjustable ergonomic loupe surgeons choose when they sit and stand: 3.0x–8.5x, working distance 300–600 mm, from $1,695.
From open cases to fine reconstruction
Most urologists need two strengths: a wide view for open work and real magnification for reconstruction. HeliosX covers both with Galileo and Apollo, or Medusa up to 8.5x for microsurgical steps.
Light for urology
Deep pelvic fields shadow fast. Rigel (100,000 lux) for pelvic work; Sirius (150,000 lux, adjustable spot) for fine reconstruction. Every HeliosX light fits every HeliosX frame and carries a 5-year warranty.
For urology residents
Your first pair should grow with you. Start in the lower half of the range for your field, measured in your own working posture, and step up as your cases do. Verified residents, fellows and students receive 15% off every HeliosX loupe.