iCare IC100 Tonometer
Suitable for all patients; comfortable for patients (they don’t feel the measurements being taken)
Fast to Measure
Easy to use
Automated Measurement Sequence
Consistent and Repeatable
No anesthetic drops, air or calibration needed
iCare IC100 is a reliable choice for all eye care professionals. With this tonometer, you can measure the intraocular pressure of patients in a sitting or standing position. Optometrists and ophthalmologists have successfully used IC100 for routine IOP measurement and glaucoma screenings, as measuring has never been more accessible – just load, align and measure.
Carolina Optics has worked with over 2,500 practices using iCare Tonometer systems in VA, NC and SC. Many of those customers have returned to purchase additional units or add the iCare IC-200 for additional versatility.
iCare tonometers offer quick, easy and painless eye pressure measurement without the need for anesthesia or air. Measurements are obtained by a light probe that doesn’t cause corneal reflex, making it a more pleasant experience for both patients and practitioners.
iCare tonometers are based on unique, patented rebound technology, in which a very light and small probe is used to make a momentary contact with the cornea.
No specialized skills are needed for its use and the quick and painless measurement is barely noticed by the patient. Anesthesia or inconvenient air puffs are not needed anymore in IOP measuring.
Suitable for all patients; comfortable for patients (they don’t feel the measurements being taken)
Fast to Measure
Easy to use
Automated Measurement Sequence
Consistent and Repeatable
No anesthetic drops, air or calibration needed
iCare IC100 is a reliable choice for all eye care professionals. With this tonometer, you can measure the intraocular pressure of patients in a sitting or standing position. Optometrists and ophthalmologists have successfully used IC100 for routine IOP measurement and glaucoma screenings, as measuring has never been more accessible – just load, align and measure.
Carolina Optics has worked with over 2,500 practices using iCare Tonometer systems in VA, NC and SC. Many of those customers have returned to purchase additional units or add the iCare IC-200 for additional versatility.
iCare tonometers offer quick, easy and painless eye pressure measurement without the need for anesthesia or air. Measurements are obtained by a light probe that doesn’t cause corneal reflex, making it a more pleasant experience for both patients and practitioners.
iCare tonometers are based on unique, patented rebound technology, in which a very light and small probe is used to make a momentary contact with the cornea.
No specialized skills are needed for its use and the quick and painless measurement is barely noticed by the patient. Anesthesia or inconvenient air puffs are not needed anymore in IOP measuring.
Suitable for all patients; comfortable for patients (they don’t feel the measurements being taken)
Fast to Measure
Easy to use
Automated Measurement Sequence
Consistent and Repeatable
No anesthetic drops, air or calibration needed
iCare IC100 is a reliable choice for all eye care professionals. With this tonometer, you can measure the intraocular pressure of patients in a sitting or standing position. Optometrists and ophthalmologists have successfully used IC100 for routine IOP measurement and glaucoma screenings, as measuring has never been more accessible – just load, align and measure.
Carolina Optics has worked with over 2,500 practices using iCare Tonometer systems in VA, NC and SC. Many of those customers have returned to purchase additional units or add the iCare IC-200 for additional versatility.
iCare tonometers offer quick, easy and painless eye pressure measurement without the need for anesthesia or air. Measurements are obtained by a light probe that doesn’t cause corneal reflex, making it a more pleasant experience for both patients and practitioners.
iCare tonometers are based on unique, patented rebound technology, in which a very light and small probe is used to make a momentary contact with the cornea.
No specialized skills are needed for its use and the quick and painless measurement is barely noticed by the patient. Anesthesia or inconvenient air puffs are not needed anymore in IOP measuring.