Reichert Brings Cutting-Edge Eye Care Tech to Vision Expo East 2025


 
As eye care rapidly evolves, Vision Expo East 2025 is the place to see where innovation meets clinical excellence — and Reichert is leading the charge. At booth F2201, practitioners can experience hands-on demos of Reichert’s latest breakthroughs in tonometry, digital refraction, and dry eye diagnostics. Of particular note is the new Tono-Vera® Tonometer, which simplifies intraocular pressure readings with its patented ActiView™ Positioning System. Reichert is also showcasing its premium Phoroptor® VRx Digital Refraction System alongside the intuitive SightChek® Digital Phoroptor, offering powerful options for practices of all sizes. With dry eye disease on the rise, their suite of evaluation and therapy devices helps practices meet growing demand. Visitors can also explore the Ocular Response Analyzer® G3, a game-changer in glaucoma management with its unique Corneal Hysteresis and IOPcc metrics. Plus, for those who stop by for a demo, there’s a chance to win a $1,000 Visa gift card — a rewarding way to explore the future of vision care.

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