Occuity is pleased to announce our partnership with Laméris, a leading distributor of ophthalmic equipment for over 100 years. Under this agreement, Laméris will serve as the official distributor of Occuity's ground-breaking product, the PM1 Pachymeter, in The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.
The PM1 Pachymeter is a revolutionary handheld, non-contact device that enables the swift and accurate measurement of central corneal thickness in just a matter of seconds. Unlike traditional handheld ultrasound devices, the PM1 requires no consumables and offers an unparalleled patient and practitioner experience. Its cutting-edge technology eliminates the need for multiple contacts with the cornea, making it a significant advancement in ophthalmic diagnostics.
Elrik Bos, Operations Manager at Laméris, stated,
"From the very first contact we had with Occuity, we have been closely following the developments of the PM1 and AX1 with the highest interest. We are impressed by the way Occuity continues to enhance its devices and are honoured to represent Occuity within the Benelux region. Working together with Occuity, we aim to simplify central cornea thickness measurement with the PM1 and contribute to the fight against Myopia with the AX1."
Mark Jenkins, Chief Operating Officer of Occuity, also expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, saying,
“With a rich history spanning over a century and a reputable standing as the exclusive distributor for several renowned ophthalmic products, Laméris emerged as the perfect match for Occuity. Through this partnership, the PM1 Pachymeter and Occuity's upcoming devices like the AX1 Axiometer will be introduced to a broad audience across the Benelux regions thus enabling a greater number of practitioners and patients to benefit from our ground-breaking technology.”
For More Information Contact:
Laméris
Da Vincilaan 7
6716 WC Ede
Tel: +31 30 600 87 11
The PM1 Pachymeter has been submitted for CE certification ahead of a planned market launch in summer 2023. For more information about Occuity and the PM1 Pachymeter, please click here.
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