Avia Tono-Pen

The Reichert TONO-PEN AVIA Tonometer is an easy-to-use, hand-held instrument that provides IOP readings that correlate strongly with Goldmann Tonometry. TONO-PEN AVIA has a lightweight, ergonomic design and advanced electronic measurement technology that enables operators to take fast and accurate IOP measurements with minimal training. TONO-PEN AVIA is powered by a long-life TONOPEN AVIA POWERCEL™ battery pack, good for over 2,500 measurements. TONO-PEN AVIA, like the TONO-PEN® XL, uses sanitized OCU-FILM® + Tip Covers to minimize the risk of patient cross-contamination.

Applanation Tonometer
TONO-PEN AVIA features the same proven accuracy as the clinically trusted TONO-PEN XL, but with a more ergonomic design, four times longer lasting battery and larger LCD screens. Furthermore, the need for daily calibration has
been eliminated, simplifying the measurement process. The proven reliability of Reichert’s applanation tonometers
allows operators to take IOP measurements confidently anytime, anywhere, and in any position.

Accurate
TONO-PEN AVIA is designed to help eliminate operator error and functions in any position, making it ideal for
use with all of your patients, including those in beds or wheelchairs. Activated by the push of a button, the IOP
measurement is displayed on two large, easy-to-read LCD screens. Patients will appreciate the quick and gentle
measurement process.

Versatile
With its contemporary ergonomic design, TONO-PEN AVIA is a very versatile addition to your practice. The LCD screens are positioned on either side of the TONO-PEN AVIA so both left and right handed users can visualize the measurement. The overmolded grip zones help stabilize the TONO-PEN AVIA in virtually all hand sizes. TONO-PEN AVIA is extremely portable and comfortable to hold, making it easy to take IOP measurements anywhere, on any patient.

Intelligent
TONO-PEN AVIA utilizes micro strain gauge technology and a 1.0 mm diameter transducer tip. The advanced microprocessor technology produces objective IOP measurements that are less influenced by operator bias than Goldmann tonometry. The average of 10 independent readings, combined with a statistical confidence index, ensures accurate, repeatable, and reliable tonometry results.