iCare HOME2 tonometer for home use by glaucoma patients
Product description
The iCare HOME tonometer has been used for many years by thousands of patients for IOP measurement. – the portable design allows convenient and precise measurements at home in familiar surroundings.
The iCare Home tonometer has established a proven track record over a number of years.The newly released iCare HOME2 model is a groundbreaking next generation model with many improved features. iCare have listened to all the feedback from the user community. Many of their wishes have been implemented in this improved design. Such as the new integrated display, whereby you the doctor can decide which data the patient should see , be it the actual measured values or simply an indication of the quality measurement quality.
The new device is much easier to use and allows flexible measurement in any position, even lying down. This is a great new feature.
The iCare CLINIC software is the heart of the device and delivers the encrypted data collected from the patient directly to your workstation.
iCare IOP Measurement.
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Information for patients
On the website www.augendruck.com you will find detailed patient information about glaucoma and self-measurement with the iCare Home.
For scientific publications on the rebound principle and especially on the iCare instruments click HERE.
Please note: iCare products can only be sold by bon Optic within Germany!
Product Downloads
- Broschüre iCare HOME - Das intelligente Selbsttonometer mit Cloud Lösung für Glaukompatienten (913.96 kb)
- Fachpublikation: "Der Nutzen der Heimtonometrie für die peri-interventionelle Entscheidungsfindung in der Glaukomchirurgie: Eine Fallserie" (5711.88 kb)
- Fachpublikation: Handhabung von Rebound-Selbsttonometern der ersten und zweiten Generation (417.43 kb)
- Fachpublikation: Usefulness of Icare Home in Telemedicine Workflow to Detect Real-World Intraocular Pressure Response to Glaucoma Medication Change (838.32 kb)