Abstract
To the Editor.— In a recent QUESTION AND ANSWER (232:849, 1975), the comments by Dr Samuel B. Harper of Madison, Wis, have been noted. We would like to mention that our company's Schiotz tonometers, bearing serial numbers 70-2400 and up, may be autoclaved. Dr Harper's contention that the tonometer is a delicate instrument is quite correct, but if reasonable care is exercised when placing the instrument in an autoclave, the instrument will not be damaged in any way and is capable of being completely autoclaved.
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