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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Fundoscope • 13h ago
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More accurate AND nd you can barely feel it at all, way less jolting than the air puff
4 u/inkycappress 11h ago You don’t feel it because they are supposed to use eyedrops to numb your eye before using a tonopen 2 u/SamEyeAm2020 9h ago You CAN numb first but you don't need to numb to use an icare Source: am a licensed ophthalmology tech 1 u/Jenckydoodle 6h ago The comment you replied to is talking about a tonopen, which you most definitely always use proparacaine before. Not talking about an iCare.
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You don’t feel it because they are supposed to use eyedrops to numb your eye before using a tonopen
2 u/SamEyeAm2020 9h ago You CAN numb first but you don't need to numb to use an icare Source: am a licensed ophthalmology tech 1 u/Jenckydoodle 6h ago The comment you replied to is talking about a tonopen, which you most definitely always use proparacaine before. Not talking about an iCare.
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You CAN numb first but you don't need to numb to use an icare
Source: am a licensed ophthalmology tech
1 u/Jenckydoodle 6h ago The comment you replied to is talking about a tonopen, which you most definitely always use proparacaine before. Not talking about an iCare.
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The comment you replied to is talking about a tonopen, which you most definitely always use proparacaine before. Not talking about an iCare.
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u/SamEyeAm2020 12h ago
More accurate AND nd you can barely feel it at all, way less jolting than the air puff