Diaton Tonometer Training Session - How to use Diaton Tonometer Video
2022-03-17 08:00 - 2025-03-17 17:00 UTC | tonometer diaton training session – how to use tonometer
Welcome to complimentary Training on How to use Tonometer Diaton – Live training session is available via 2-way zoom session – please schedule with Team Diaton.
Live filmed Training sessions are available everyday here: https://tonometerdiaton.com/guides-training/
One on one and group session videos on How to use Tonometer Diaton.
Most descriptive video on How to use Tonometer Diaton can be watched here NOW:

How to use Tonometer Diaton – Tonometry through Eyelid.
If you would like to schedule a 2-way zoom or a phone training session – please reach out to our team at contact@tonometerdiaton.com or by calling 1-877-342-8667
Our Team Diaton is often present at the most Industry Expos and Shows such as Vision Expo East and West, American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), American Academy of Optometry (AAO), SECO International, Optometry’s Meeting, ARVO, ASCRS, ESCRS, ACEP and others. Please check with us in case your upcoming event is not on the list.
Major Advantages & Benefits of Diaton Tonometer:
1. Safe Tonometry = No Risk of Infecting. No Contact with Mucous Membrane or Cornea (safer vs other contact or noncontact tonometers) Infection Prevention Tonometry Solution
2. Measure IOP THROUGH Eyelid and Sclera (No contact with eyeball or the cornea, IOP independent of CCT)
3. Quick, Puff-free & Painless (Perfect for children and squeamish adults)
4. No need for Sterilization or Disinfection (contact only with eyelid. Meets and Exceeds JCAHO Joint Commission Sterilization and Disinfection Standards)
5. Enables to Measure Accurate IOP even with Contact Lenses or with Scleral Lenses ON (Only with Diaton)
6. Can Accurately measure IOP in sitting or supine position. (no special set up or ophthalmic chair needed)
7. Social Distancing & Tonometry Compliance – Diaton user can stand on the Side of the patient vs in Front (at arm’s length, away from the line of breath or cough)
Convenience and Cost Efficiency:
1. No Rubber Covers, Plastic Tips or Proparacaine (Latex-free, Green, Cost Efficient)
2. No Calibration Diaton is pre-calibrated by design. Ready-to-use. (saves time and efforts)
3. No Pachymetry (CCT) adjustments needed for Diaton tonometry variability of Central Corneal Thickness (CCT) may greatly affect corneal tonometry device results in either direction. IOP results with Diaton tonometer are completely independent of thin or thick corneal biometrics as IOP with Diaton is measured via Sclera and not via Cornea as all other tonometers (No need to purchase a pachymeter, saves time and efforts)
4. Easy to use. Can be used by any trained personnel (easy to follow step-by-step video instructions in 5 languages)
5. Complimentary 2-way video training Saves time on staff training, includes helpful tips and best practices.
++Handheld, non-contact, portable, digital, pen-like tonometer++
TO ORDER DIATON OR OBTAIN PRICING INFORMATION VISIT HTTPS://TONOMETERDIATON.COM/ORDER-INFORMATION-DIATON-TONOMETER-PRICE/
Diaton tonometer is delivered complete with:

Carry-case with testing/calibration device (test eye)
Instruction DVD in 5 languages with self calibration and cleaning instructions (no need to send it away for service or cleaning)
User Guide/Manuals / Quick Start Guide
Battery 3V CR2032 battery included (replacements available everywhere)
Please note: you are receiving 24 month limited warranty
Unlimited phone and online support
Dial us to Order or Support: 1.877.diatons (877-342-8667)
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To get more information on the device or to make a purchase, visit the official website – http://www.TonometerDiaton.com , or call Team Diaton at the toll free number 1-877-diatons (1-877-342-8667).
About DevelopAll Inc.,
DevelopAll Inc – home of Diaton Tonometer, is committed to the global fight against blindness caused by glaucoma. A unique team of engineers, medical, legal and business experts makes DevelopAll Inc. uniquely placed to provide DIATON diagnostic tonometer, which measures intraocular pressure (IOP) through the eyelid and sclera, making it possible to diagnose glaucoma in the early stage and provide necessary treatment.
More about DIATON Tonometer Glaucoma Eye Test www.Diaton.com
For More Information:
www.TonometerDiaton.com
www.GlaucomaEyeTest.com
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GSLS Symposium Las Vegas + Team Diaton Tonometer
2025-01-15 08:00 - 2025-01-18 17:00 | Horseshoe, Las Vegas, 3645 Las Vegas Blvd S, las vegas, NV, 89109
Diaton Tonometer Team Attends Global Specialty Lens Symposium (GSLS) in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV – January, 2025 – The Diaton Tonometer team is pleased to announce its participation in the Global Specialty Lens Symposium (GSLS), scheduled from January 15-18, 2025, at the Horseshoe Las Vegas. GSLS is a premier event for contact lens professionals, offering opportunities to enhance knowledge, connect with industry experts, and explore advancements in specialty lens technology.
Diaton Tonometer: Enhancing Intraocular Pressure Monitoring in Scleral Lens Wearers
Selecting the appropriate contact lens type requires careful consideration of various factors. Scleral lenses offer substantial benefits for managing corneal irregularities and ocular surface diseases; however, they also present unique challenges during the fitting process. Notably, several clinical studies have indicated that scleral lens wear may elevate intraocular pressure (IOP).

For instance, a study published in the Journal of Contact Lens Research and Science observed that scleral lens wear can increase IOP in normal patients, with a mean change of 5.81 ± 1.62 mmHg after 8 hours of wear.JCLRS
Another study in Contact Lens and Anterior Eye reported that scleral lenses may elevate IOP through mechanisms such as suction forces generated behind the lens or compression of the episcleral veins.Contact Lens Journal
Given these findings, it is crucial for scleral lens practitioners to measure and monitor IOP both during the fitting process and while the lens is on the eye. Traditional tonometers are unable to accurately measure IOP without removing the lens, posing a challenge for continuous monitoring. This is where the Diaton Tonometer provides a significant advantage.
Advantages of the Diaton Tonometer:

Lens Compatibility: Enables accurate IOP measurement without the need to remove contact or scleral lenses, facilitating continuous and convenient monitoring for lens wearers.
Patient Comfort: Offers a quick, painless, and non-invasive experience, making it suitable for a wide range of patients, including children and those with sensitive eyes.
Safety and Hygiene: Reduces the risk of corneal infection or abrasion, as it measures IOP through the eyelid and sclera without contacting the cornea.

Clinical Applications of the Diaton Tonometer:
The Diaton excels in situations where traditional tonometers struggle:

Post-Refractive Surgery (LASIK, PRK): Accurate IOP measurement despite altered corneal biomechanics.
Corneal Edema: Reliable readings even with swollen corneas.
Keratoconus: Consistent IOP measurement despite irregular corneal surfaces.
Post-Keratoprosthesis (e.g., Boston KPro Type 1): Enables IOP measurement in patients with artificial corneas.
Pediatric Ophthalmology: Painless and non-invasive for children.
Post-Corneal Transplant: Safe IOP measurement without risking graft damage.
Ocular Trauma: Allows for IOP measurement even with eyelid swelling or other trauma (with some contraindications).
Contact Lens and Scleral Lens Wearers: No need to remove lenses.
Dry Eye Syndrome: Avoids exacerbating dry eye symptoms with anesthetic drops.
Mass Glaucoma Screenings: Efficient and convenient for large-scale events.

Engage with Us at GSLS
Our team will be available to discuss how this innovative device can enhance patient care and streamline IOP monitoring with Diaton tonometer for contact and scleral lens wearers.
About GSLS
The Global Specialty Lens Symposium is designed by and for eyecare professionals—including optometrists, ophthalmologists, contact lens fitters, and industry experts. The symposium offers world-class education focused on the successful management of ocular conditions using today’s specialty contact lenses.
About Diaton Tonometer / DevelopAll Inc.,
The Diaton Tonometer is a non-corneal tonometry device that measures intraocular pressure through the eyelid and sclera. It is particularly useful in cases where standard corneal tonometry is challenging, such as with pediatric patients, individuals with corneal pathologies, or those wearing contact or scleral lenses. The device is portable, easy to use, and does not require anesthesia or sterilization, making it a valuable tool for eyecare professionals.
For more information about the Diaton Tonometer, visit TonometerDiaton.com or contact us at 1-877-342-8667.
Join us at GSLS 2025 to explore how the Diaton Tonometer can revolutionize your approach to intraocular pressure measurement.
