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GlaucomaCheck, an online visual field test allowing for clinical grade at-home glaucoma screening, has been launched by VisionRx.

GlaucomaCheck, an online visual field test allowing for clinical grade at-home glaucoma screening, has been launched by VisionRx. GlaucomaCheck was originally developed to be used by ophthalmologists.

The test - which is sensitive, fast and accurate, as well as inexpensive - provides instant results using the AutoAnalysis system.

GlaucomaCheck, which has been launched to coincide with US National Glaucoma Awareness Month, can be found at www.visionrx.com/gcheck.

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