Home tonometry devices were linked to decreased patient anxiety and increased doctor confidence, although financial cost and skepticism about reliability remain major barriers, according to data published in Journal of Glaucoma.“While the potential of [home tonometry] is evident, this technology has not been broadly integrated into clinical practices, despite its conception dating back over half a century,” Jeffrey Liu, MD, of the department of ophthalmology at Duke University Medical Center, and colleagues wrote. “The limited adoption of [home tonometry] suggests that