A tonometer is a diagnostic tool used by eye care professionals to measure the intraocular pressure (IOP) inside a patient's eyes. A patient's IOP can help an ophthalmologist or optometrist determine a patient's risk for developing glaucoma — a disease that damages the optic nerve of the eye, usually resulting in vision loss or even blindness. A non-contact tonometer uses a small puff of air (which is why it's many times referred to as the "puff test") to measure an eye's pressure. Known as pneumotonometry, the air puff flattens the patient's cornea in a non-invasive way, meaning eyes do not need to be numbed prior to the test.
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| Company | Keeler Instruments Inc. | Keeler Instruments Inc. |
| Item | Pulsair Desktop Tonometer | Pulsair intelliPuff Tonometer |
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| Description | Practical Pulsair Desktop has been designed with the user and patient in mind. The slim profile of the Tonometer head reduces patient anxiety and allows the clinical to maintain the all important visual contact with the patient. Fast and efficient to | Pulsair intelliPuff delivers fast, accurate results without incurring daily consumables costs. With our exclusive led technology the cost of your investment with Keeler will never increase your pressure. No consumables required! |
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