iCare TONOVET PRODUCTS
TONOVET Pro
TONOVET Pro is the most versatile tonometer in iCare TONOVET’s product portfolio. This flagship product is
designed for high-end professionals who value premium features in accuracy and usability. Its 200 degree of positional freedom is especially useful in surgical or emergency settings.
TONOVET Pet
TONOVET Pet tonometer offers a cost-effective and user-friendly solution for monitoring IOP in pets from the comfort of their home. Designed with reliable rebound technology, this device ensures effortless and accurate measurements without the need for anesthesia or calibration.
TONOVET Plus
TONOVET Plus is the new generation tonometer for quick and easy veterinary IOP measuring.
TONOVET
TONOVET tonometer for quick and easy IOP measurement at any veterinary facilities.
TONOLAB
TONOLAB tonometer has been specially designed for easy & accurate rodent (rat /mouse) IOP measurement.
TONOVET Accessories
Need more probes or other spare parts? iCare accessories available via our suppliers.
CUSTOMER REFERENCES
Measuring the IOP is an intrinsic part of any eye examination, certainly when faced with a congested sclera, corneal edema, sluggish PLR and as a standard in breeds susceptible to increased IOP due to their genetic background. IOP measurement is key to an effective glaucoma treatment as well as uveitis treatment and in case of a glaucoma patient, it should be performed on a regular base throughout the life of the patient, as the disease is progressive. With the TONOVET from iCare, the measurement is quick, easy and accurate and can be repeated frequently as it doens’t require a local anesthetic, detrimental to the ocular surface. In the clinic, the nurses can perform the measurement without the ophthalmologists for patients on long term hypotensive drops. This allows the clinic to monitor the treatment without the costs (and time slot) of a regular check up. This is a win-win situation for both patient and the clinic!
The IOP (intraocular pressure) should not only be measured in the cases of red eyes, but also in the cases of corneal edema, orbital diseases and a history of glaucoma or lens luxation in the opposite eye. Too high or too low pressure can cause by a variety of serious ocular diseases. Increased IOP, glaucoma, is a common eye disease in dogs, cats and horses and usually causes irreversible blindness and painful. Certain breeds of dog are commonly affected by glaucoma, but any dog – mixed or purebred – can be affected. One of the procedures that principally useful in diagnosis of glaucoma is tonometry. Tonometry is the measurement of IOP and there are 3 basic methods of tonometry that can be used to measure IOP in animals: indentation tonometry, applanation tonometry and rebound tonometry. TONOVET, the basic and reliable equipment, is the rebound tonometry with a magnetized probe that bounces off the cornea when the cornea touched the probe. This device is easy to use and does not require topical anesthesia nor calibration. In conclusion, the IOP should be measured in all patients presented for ophthalmic examination.