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IC200 Rebound Tonometer
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IC200 Rebound Tonometer

Some pressures are easy to take. The IC200 exists for the other kind: the patient reclined in a surgical chair, the wheelchair user who cannot transfer, the child who will not hold still at a slit lamp, the resident measured at bedside. Its 200° of positional freedom means the tonometer adapts to the patient rather than the reverse. No drops, no air puff, no daily calibration, and a one-button workflow a tech learns in minutes. Glaucoma clinics, mobile screening programs, and any office that keeps skipping the hard pressures will feel the difference first.

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Practice Fit

Where The IC200 Wins

The IC200 is for the pressures a standard in-lane check can’t reach.

Best Fit

Glaucoma and retina clinics, hospitals, ASCs, and comprehensive practices whose patient mix includes reclined, supine, wheelchair or post-op pressures.

Why This

When you compare handheld tonometers, ask each one the same question: what happens when the patient is flat on their back? The IC200’s answer is 200° of positional freedom: the reading is accurate whether the patient is supine, reclined, or seated at whatever angle their body allows. For upright-only instruments, that question has no good answer.

Practice Impact

The hard-to-position pressures stop generating retakes, tonometry follows the practice into surgical and bedside settings, and no patient has to be wrestled into an ideal chair position for a ten-second measurement.

Consider Instead

If every pressure in your practice is taken with the patient upright in a chair, the IC100 does that job at a lower cost and in a smaller package. The IC200's positional range only earns its price if you use it.

Signature Feature

Quick Measure Technology

Quick Measure mode cuts measurement time to roughly a third of the standard rebound sequence, per iCare’s published documentation, which is time the lane gets back on every patient.

Speed

Quick Measure returns a complete reading in about a second. Multiply that across a fifty-pressure day and the recovered chair time is real.

Delegation

One button, an automated alignment indicator, and no calibration routine: the reading quality does not depend on which tech is holding the device.

Any Position

Seated, standing, reclined, or flat: across 200° of positional freedom, the patient’s posture stops being the obstacle, which matters in surgical, pediatric, mobility-limited, and nontraditional exam settings.

In the lane

The postures patients actually take

Seated, reclined and pediatric, with Quick Measure running. The angle changes from patient to patient; the reading does not have to.

Doctor measuring IOP on reclined patient with IC200

Reclined Position: 200° positional freedom

Close-up of IC200 IOP measurement on patient

Quick Measure: Complete reading in one second

IC200 rebound tonometry on pediatric patient

Pediatric Friendly: No drops, no air puff

Product images courtesy of iCare / Revenio Group.

Specifications

Technical Details
Model
TA031
Measurement Principle
Rebound tonometry (patented)
Positional Freedom
200°
Measurement Range
7–50 mmHg
Accuracy
±1.2 mmHg (≤20 mmHg) / ±2.2 mmHg (>20 mmHg)
Repeatability
<8% coefficient of variation
Connectivity
Wireless Bluetooth
Display Resolution
One decimal mmHg
Weight
165g without batteries / 260g with batteries
Dimensions (W × H × L)
43 × 104 × 214 mm
Power
4 × AA alkaline batteries (1.5V LR6)

Specifications reproduced from the manufacturer's published materials and last checked on September 1, 2026. Configurations and specifications change; confirm against the current quote before you rely on them.

The Whitecotton Vision Advantage

What You Get Beyond the Box

Set Up Where You Work

The tonometer arrives configured for your workflow, and your techs practice every measurement scenario (seated, reclined, pediatric) with someone standing next to them, not a manual.

IOP Workflow Planning

Deciding where pressure checks live (pretest, lane, or tech station) matters as much as the instrument. That routing gets worked out with your team, along with the documentation habits that make it stick.

Direct Support

When you need help you reach Ryan directly. No call center, no ticket queue, no account manager you have never met.

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