iCare tonometers ST500, IC100, IC200 and HOME2 are designed to meet the specific needs of eye care professionals and patients in a range of different clinical situations and environments. iCare ST500 is the world’s first slit lamp mounted rebound tonometer. It makes measuring intraocular pressure easy, quick and accurate — and comfortable for the patients. […]
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Clinical findings suggest that the iCare HOME tonometer provides similar measurement results to GAT as well as being easy to use and well accepted by patients. An example patient case highlights how the device can be used to guide and customize glaucoma management. Drs Liu, De Francesco, Schlenker, and Ahmed review the characteristics and clinical […]
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iCare will attend the ESCRS congress in Amsterdam on October 8-10. Come to visit our booth and meet our team. We are happy to tell you about the new iCare HOME2 self-tonometer and its applications. You’ll also have a chance to find out more about the iCare EIDON Family’s Ultra-Widefield module that increases the field […]
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iCare’s DRSplus is a TrueColor confocal fundus imaging system that produces superior-quality images of the retina in an efficient, automated, and dilation-free process. The unprecedented image quality is especially useful when treating patients with media opacities or small pupils down to a minimum of 2,5mm. Accurate documentation in true-to-life colors presents eye health professionals with a clear, authentic view of the retinal landscape including the smallest details. The intuitive and user-friendly imaging device DRSplus lets the eye care practitioner dedicate their attention to the task at […]
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The iCare COMPASS is more than just a Standard Automated Perimeter. Its built-in innovative retinal tracker gives it a cutting-edge advantage over competition by ensuring a reliable, artifact-free test approach — offering increased clinical value, accuracy, and patient comfort. Perimetry and fundus imaging are important tools in assisting eye care professionals in detecting and monitoring […]
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Since their launch in 2003, iCare’s patented tonometers that use unique rebound technology have grown to become the market leaders in handheld tonometry, thanks to a range of innovative features that give them a winning advantage over other tonometers in the market. Before iCare’s patented rebound tonometer revolutionized the world of tonometry, traditional methods to […]
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The safe, easy-to-use, hand-held iCare tonometers enable the measurement of IOP in a process that is free from air puffs, microaerosol formation, anesthetic drops, or any risk of cross contamination. With the world grappling with the coronavirus pandemic, it is crucial to maintain strict hygiene and social distancing standards in all medical settings to prioritize […]
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iCare’s cutting-edge imaging systems with TrueColor Confocal technology help acquire superior-quality, natural-color images that accurately document the retinal landscape in a dilation-free process. Confocal technology has long been regarded as a gold standard in the field of ophthalmology when it comes to image quality. So, when iCare combined the benefits of confocality with a white LED light […]
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iCare’s TrueColor Confocal Technology exceeds the limits of conventional fundus and SLO imaging devices by combining the best assets of both. Put simply, fundus cameras provide high color fidelity and SLO systems produce high sharpness, clarity and overall accuracy and detail in images. When combined, these features make for superior–quality images of the retinal landscape in true-to-life colors. What are the advantages and limits of traditional imaging technologies and what does TrueColor Confocal Technology offer by combining their best assets? A winning combination that […]
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We are proud to announce the launch of the next generation self-tonometer, the iCare HOME2. iCare HOME2 provides unsurpassed ease of use and accuracy in monitoring real-world intraocular pressure behavior outside of the doctor’s office and clinical hours, supporting glaucoma management. Glaucoma is a chronic, progressive disease of the optic nerve. As intraocular pressure (IOP) […]
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