Normal intraocular pressure is commonly described as being between 10 and 21 mmHg, while the average eye pressure in healthy adults is approximately 15 mmHg. However, one eye pressure reading cannot show whether an eye is healthy on its own. Some people develop glaucoma even when their readings remain within the commonly used range. Others […]
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Introduction As we move into 2026, the landscape of vision care technology continues to evolve, driven by a global increase in glaucoma screenings and the demand for contactless diagnostics. For optical shop owners, private clinics, and hospital procurement departments, the air puff tonometer—or Non-Contact Tonometer (NCT)—remains a non-negotiable investment. However, for a practice owner or
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