| Features and Benefits |
- The ease of use makes it an important instrument for general practitioners, optometrists, occupational health care, pharmacies and other medical personnel
- It is handy in clinics for both adult and pediatric readings as well as in the field, i.e. in mass glaucoma screenings
- No drops, air or calibration needed
- Accuracy (95 % tolerance interval relative to manometry): ±1.2 mmHg ( 20 mmHg) and ±2.2 mmHg (>20 mmHg)
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- Accurate – The AccuPen’s gravity offset technology provides precise IOP measurements with less calibration compared to otherhandheld tonometers. Micro-strain gauge technology, combined with proprietary algorithm, provides reproducible results
- Easy-to-use – An ergonomic design combined with sighting lines allows for easy visualization of the cornea, facilitating both centralization and perpendicularity. Contoured molding with large, visible LCD allows the AccuPen to be usedambidextrously and fit comfortably in any size hand
- Ready-to-use – Eliminates the constant need for “up, down, and around%XE2%X80? calibration. Long-lasting lithium battery lasts for four to six months
- Portability – The AccuPen handheld tonometer only weighs three ounces and comes with a custom, heavy-duty traveling case and lanyard for safe transportation
- Versatility – The gravity offset technology allows for fast measurements with patients in any position. Frees up valuable office space
- Smarter software – The AccuPen stores and averages nine measurements. The built-in IOP correction calculator adjusts IOP based on corneal thickness
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- Includes: • Tono-Pen AVIA • Carrying case • 150 individually wrapped Ocu-Film + tip covers • Tono-Pen AVIA Powercel Battery
- Power Source: Tono-Pen AVIA Powercel Battery Pack
- Measurement Range: 5-55 mmHg
- Transducer: Micro Stain Gauge
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