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A study by Kumar and Hillier published in Eye in 2009 published a clinical study on this very topic. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the current practice regarding calibration error checks in the United Kingdom and assess the views of senior nursing staff in charge of outpatient clinics as to whom they believe to be responsible for calibration error checks in their department.

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Dave posted Oct 25 2019:

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Jacqueline wrote 5-1-2019:

I got my Reichart 7CR six weeks ago and have kept daily charts of frequent IOPs. This is an illuminating process. My observations so far:

For code testing only.

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Dave DeB 2-09-2024

2016-11-21 A FitEyes member wrote:

David Wrote:

David wrote: I am working on a series of new blog posts.

From a recent post to the FitEyes email discussion forum by Mark Stretch:

Here is a question from FitEyes member Jan:

Hello.  Can anyone recommend the best dietary supplement for lowering eye pressure?

An email discussion forum reader, Antonio asked:

Who are the expert glaucoma MDs that are in full support of self monitoring?
Are there glaucoma research papers or clinical trials that support direct benefits of self tonometry?
Occasional IOP testing by MDs is not a highly profitable procedure, so why not transfer some of the data collection to the patient?