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Optovue Solix OCTA by Visionix
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Optovue Solix OCTA by Visionix

If your practice needs one OCT platform that handles retina, glaucoma, and anterior segment without switching between devices, the Solix, originally developed by Optovue and now manufactured by Visionix, delivers full-range imaging at 120,000 A-scans per second with both posterior and anterior segment capability in a single instrument. Its FDA-cleared AngioVue OCT Angiography provides vessel density metrics without dye injection, while the FullRange imaging platform captures the entire anterior chamber depth for angle analysis and corneal evaluation. For practices ready to consolidate their OCT investment into a platform that serves multiple clinical needs and supports premium diagnostic workflows, the Solix offers broader utility than single-purpose OCT alternatives.

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Practice Fit

Where The Solix Wins

Solix is built for practices that want one OCT platform to handle more of the retina, glaucoma, and anterior segment story in-house.

Best Fit

Retina, glaucoma, cornea, and comprehensive practices that want a premium OCT they can use across multiple disease states instead of owning a more limited single-purpose platform.

Why This

If you’re comparing OCT platforms and need both anterior and posterior segment capability, most alternatives require separate modules or lack OCT Angiography entirely. The Solix handles retinal scans, angle analysis, anterior segment imaging, and FDA-cleared OCTA vessel density metrics in one instrument, reducing capital outlay and consolidating your diagnostic workflow.

Practice Impact

It helps consolidate testing, supports more premium diagnostic workflows, and gives the practice a stronger in-house disease-management story that can support both medical care and wellness imaging programs.

Consider Instead

The Solix earns its price when the advanced modules get used. If your first year will be routine OCT with occasional angiography, start with the Solix Essential. It runs the same 120K engine and the same AngioVue protocols, just not the extended FullRange depth.

Flagship Capabilities

Why Practices Choose Solix

Cornea-to-Choroid

FullRange imaging captures both anterior segment (18 × 6.25 mm) and posterior segment (16 × 6.25 mm) without switching modules. Angle analysis, pachymetry mapping, and deep retinal imaging in one scan session.

AngioVue OCTA

FDA-cleared OCT Angiography provides vessel density metrics without dye injection, which is critical for retina practices managing AMD, diabetic retinopathy, and vascular occlusions. Scan sizes from 3×3 mm to 12×12 mm.

Premium Disease Management

AI-powered retinal layer segmentation, DualTrac motion correction, and multi-visit progression analysis give medical practices the tools to manage complex disease in-house instead of referring out.

Image Quality

OCT & OCT Angiography Imaging

High-resolution retinal and anterior segment images captured with the Optovue Solix, at 120,000 A-scans/second with AngioVue OCT Angiography.

AngioVue OCTA scan of superficial retinal vasculature, 9x9mm field

AngioVue OCTA, Superficial Retina: 9×9mm scan field

Retinal thickness map showing macular thickness measurements

Retinal Thickness Map: 9×9mm quantitative analysis

FullRange anterior segment OCT cross-section showing cornea to lens

FullRange Anterior Segment OCT: Cornea-to-lens cross-section

Clinical images courtesy of Visionix.

Specifications

Technical Details
Technology
Spectral Domain OCT (~840 nm)
Scan Speed
120,000 A-scans/second
Axial Resolution
5 µm (in tissue)
Transverse Resolution
15 µm (in tissue)
Scan Depth
3 mm standard / 6.25 mm FullRange
FullRange Anterior Scan
18 × 6.25 mm (full anterior chamber)
FullRange Posterior Scan
Up to 16 × 6.25 mm
OCT-A Scan Sizes
3×3, 6×6, 6.4×6.4, 9×9, 12×12 mm
Min. Pupil Size
≥2.0 mm
Imaging Modalities
Anterior OCT, posterior OCT, OCT-A, fundus photo, external photo, external IR
Connectivity
DICOM MWL & storage, NetVue Pro (up to 10 workstations)

Specifications reproduced from the manufacturer's published materials and last checked on September 1, 2026. Configurations and specifications change; confirm against the current quote before you rely on them.

The Whitecotton Vision Advantage

What You Get Beyond the Box

Installed in Your Lanes

Delivery is scheduled around your clinic days, the device is configured in your actual exam space, and your staff practices on it hands-on before the visit ends.

Workflow Planning

Where does the device live, who runs it, and how do results reach the doctor? That capture-to-review path gets mapped with your staff before go-live, so the technology fits how your clinic already moves.

Direct Support

When you need help you reach Ryan directly. No call center, no ticket queue, no account manager you have never met.

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