Micro Medical Devices

I am so impressed with MMD. They were knowledgeable and prompt. I am thrilled with the technology and quality.
May 30th, 2023

Love the products! Helped me greatly in my practice and I would recommend them to anybody definitely worth the money!! Also they have great costumer service I will be purchasing from them again!
Aug 18th, 2022

MICRO MEDICAL DEVICES, INC response to Mr. David Dubuc - Mr. Dubuc was an independent contractor who was supposed to create a flash animation video for us which he never completed or delivered to us. The only draft that he showed us was totally unprofessional and needed major corrections which he declined to complete. We offered him partial payment which he declined. We don't think we should be obligated to pay fully for a project that was not usable in any way and was never delivered in the first place. Micro Medical Devices, Inc. has been in business for over 10 years and we have never had a problem paying what we owe when the work is delivered properly.
Jan 11th, 2016

I used the PalmScan for Axial length measurement and IOL calculation in the humid weather of Santo Tomas, Guatemala on a medical mission trip on patients ranging from a 9 year old boy to a 92 year old woman with a dense white light perception cataract. There was fantastic measurement agreement between physician users and individual patient axial length measurements.Thanks to the help of Micro Medical Devices, our surgical outcomes were excellent. This hand held A-scan has a much simpler interface than other current systems. Another physician who does not speak English was able to learn to use the Palm Scan simply by watching me use it once. Having used several of the most trusted systems in clinical and research setting at Stanford's Byers Eye Institute, Stanford Hospitals & Clinics, the Veterans Administration in Palo Alto and the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, I can say with confidence that the Palm Scan from Micro Medical Devices will soon become the new gold standard in eye care. - Carson Lam, MD, Chief Resident in Ophthamology, Stanford University
Mar 1st, 2016

The Virtue Foundation recently had the pleasure of partnering with Micro Medical Devices for the Virtue Foundation Surgical and Teaching Mission to Mongolia. Part of this mission includes carrying out a multitude of eye exams and surgeries across a variety of eye specialties, including glaucoma, cataracts, strabismus, and oculoplastics. We like to have the the very best resources on hand to help us assist as many patients as possible, and therefore looked to MMD to fill some of our equipment needs. Virtue Foundation has worked with Micro Medical Devices for several years now. Working with Micro Medical Devices has always been a positive experience. The staff is extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and very responsive to any and all inquiries regarding the product, options, and use of equipment. In addition, MMD has accommodated our requests on short notice for the last two years, and always ensures we receive the equipment safely, and on time for our Missions. For the 2015 Mission to Mongolia, the Foundation used two PalmScan AP2000E A Scan and Pachymeter Combination Units. These two units were used during the patient screening process. Our volunteer surgeons were pleased to have these particular units because it made the screening very efficient. Overall, the physicians found the PalmScans to be extremely useful, claiming they were compact, lightweight and had excellent battery life. In the clinic, they were easy to use and very accurate, making it an outstanding device for Mission work in particular. We absolutely will continue to partner with Micro Medical Devices for any future Missions.
Dec 22nd, 2015