Zeiss price
Short answer: ZEISS does not publish US prices for EyeMag loupes; dealers quote them. The ZEISS India store lists EyeMag Pro F 3.2x at ₹1,97,000 and Pro S 4.0x at ₹2,34,000. HeliosX prismatic loupes cost $1,195–$1,255 (Kepler), with ergonomic prismatic from $1,695, all published in USD.
HeliosX is the world standard in custom ergonomic loupes, supplied to clinicians, teaching hospitals and universities in more than 110 countries. ZEISS makes the EyeMag range: Galilean EyeMag Smart and Classic, and prismatic EyeMag Pro on a titanium frame or a headband. There are no US prices on the ZEISS site, but the ZEISS India store lists some, which gives a reference point. Here is that reference, and the HeliosX pair for each EyeMag model with its published price. The full brand comparison is at Heliosx vs zeiss.
Guidance from the HeliosX loupe specialists.
Kepler · From $1,195 USD
ZEISS is a byword for optical quality, and EyeMag loupes are priced to match. In the US they are sold through dealers, without a public price list, so the badge is often the first thing you weigh and the price the last.
If what you want is sharp prismatic optics at a fair price, the chart below lines up each EyeMag model with the closest HeliosX pair and its published price.
ZEISS does not list US prices, so the chart ranks the closest HeliosX pair for each EyeMag model by its published price. Tap a pair to jump to it.
| ZEISS model | What ZEISS lists | HeliosX equivalent | HeliosX price (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| EyeMag Smart / Classic | Galilean optics. No US price | Galileo or Newton (2.5x–3.5x) | $795–$825 / $695–$725 |
| EyeMag Pro F (frame) | Keplerian, 3.2x–6.0x. India store: 3.2x at 500 mm, ₹1,97,000 | Kepler (4x–6x) | $1,195–$1,255 |
| EyeMag Pro S (headband) | Keplerian, 3.2x–6.0x. India store: 4.0x at 500 mm, ₹2,34,000 | Kepler, or Medusa for an adjustable distance | $1,195–$1,255 / $1,695–$2,075 |
| No ergonomic line | — | Apollo or Medusa | $1,695–$2,070 / $1,695–$2,075 |
ZEISS: zeiss.com EyeMag medical loupes page; prices from the ZEISS India med-shop, in Indian rupees, as cited on Heliosx vs zeiss. Checked October 22, 2026. Retailers list a 2-year warranty for EyeMag.
Prismatic · 4.0x–6.0x · 68–85 g · $1,195–$1,255
Price
The closest match for EyeMag Pro at 4x–6x: $1,195 at 4x, $1,225 at 5x and $1,255 at 6x, with a 60–75 mm field at 4x and an 80 mm depth of field.
It is built to your working distance within one of four ranges between 280 and 600 mm. It does not come in 3.2x; for 3x prismatic, look at Apollo or Medusa.
Best forEndodonticsProsthodonticsMicrosurgery
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Ergonomic prismatic · 3.0x–6.0x · 55–58 g · $1,695–$2,070
Price
EyeMag has no separate ergonomic line. Apollo angles the optics so your head stays more upright, from $1,695 at 3.0x to $2,070 at 6.0x.
Working distance is fixed at 420, 450, 500 or 550 mm, chosen at order.
Best forPostureOne working posture
Ergonomic prismatic · 3.0x–8.5x · 56–65 g · $1,695–$2,075
Price
Ergonomic prismatic optics from 3.0x to 8.5x, with a working distance you adjust from 300 to 600 mm, $1,695–$2,075.
Against EyeMag Pro’s fixed distance options, Medusa lets one pair work seated and standing.
Best forSit and standUp to 8.5x
Galilean · 2.5x–3.5x · widest field · $795–$825
Price
For EyeMag Smart or Classic buyers at 2.5x–3.5x, Galileo is $795–$825 with a 150–170 mm field of view at 2.5x.
Six frame styles are included, and it is built to your measurements.
Best forGeneral dentistryWide field
Galilean · 2.5x–3.5x · 40–50 g · $695–$725
Price
The lowest-cost custom pair we make, $695–$725, at 40–50 g with frame.
A narrower field than Galileo, 80–120 mm at 2.5x, with fewer frames.
Best forStudentsFirst pair
The differences that matter
Choose ZEISS if the ZEISS name and its dealer network matter to you, or you want 3.2x in a prismatic loupe. Choose HeliosX if you want prismatic optics with a published price, from $1,195, an ergonomic option to 8.5x, and a lifetime warranty.
Why HeliosX
HeliosX is regarded as a leader and innovator in surgical and dental magnification, setting the standard for ergonomic prismatic and lightweight Galilean loupes. HeliosX loupes are built from the highest-grade optical glass and premium lightweight metals: bright, true-color optics in frames that stay light and form-fitting through the longest case.
Ask a HeliosX loupe specialist anything, from the right magnification for your specialty to weight, working distance and lighting. We have answered it at hundreds of expos.
Premium optics should not need a quote to price. Every HeliosX model, light and add-on is priced on the page.
ZEISS does not publish US prices; dealers quote them. The ZEISS India store lists EyeMag Pro F 3.2x at ₹1,97,000 and Pro S 4.0x at ₹2,34,000.
HeliosX Kepler, a prismatic loupe at $1,195–$1,255, or Apollo and Medusa for ergonomic prismatic optics from $1,695.
Not at 3.2x. Apollo and Medusa start at 3.0x; Kepler starts at 4.0x.
Premium magnification. More accessible.
Tell us your specialty, typical procedures, current magnification, and budget. We can help you narrow the options before you order.
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