Tonometers for intraocular pressure measurement
Tonometry measures intraocular pressure (IOP), the core screening measurement in glaucoma detection and management. The three families below differ in how they contact the eye and in how they fit a clinic's workflow: non-contact units puff air and need no anaesthetic, applanation tonometers mount to a slit lamp and are the long-standing clinical reference, and handheld units travel to the patient.
US Ophthalmic is a provider of diagnostic equipment to eye care practices across the USA and Latin America. Browse tonometers by type:
- Non-contact tonometers — air-puff (NCT) units that measure IOP without touching the cornea or requiring anaesthetic drops.
- Applanation tonometers — Goldmann-type tonometers that mount to a slit lamp for contact measurement.
- Handheld tonometers — portable units for bedside, paediatric, domiciliary and screening use.
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