Tonometers

Intraocular pressure is measured at nearly every exam, so the tonometer you choose shapes patient experience and staff workflow every day. We carry iCare rebound tonometers, which measure IOP with a momentary probe touch: no anesthetic drops, no air puff, no calibration, and minimal training for whoever takes the measurement.

How the options differ

The two handheld models differ on positioning. The IC100 measures seated or standing patients, which covers routine clinic flow. The IC200 adds 200 degrees of positional freedom for supine, reclined, and elevated patients, plus a Quick Measure mode, which is why surgical and emergency settings choose it. Our IC100 vs IC200 comparison walks the decision in detail. If you are considering a Reichert non-contact or applanation tonometer instead, call us and we will confirm what we can source.

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