Jamar Touch-Test Two Point Discriminator

The Jamar Touch-Test Two-Point Discriminator is a, handheld,, device designed for neurological exams to measure a patient's tactile discrimination and innervation density, helping pinpoint sensory loss after nerve injuries. It features rotating, disks with rounded, calibrated, tips (1–15 mm, 20 mm, and 25 mm intervals) to test both static and moving touch.

The Touch-Test Two Point Discriminator is designed to be used for neurological examinations to determine how finely innervated an area of skin is. The product features rounded tips that are spaced at standard testing intervals from 1–15 mm apart.

A 20 and 25 mm spacing is given and the one disk setting tests from 1 to 8 mm, the other from 9 to 15 mm. To change settings, just rotate the top disk until it clicks into place.

Features:

• Features a wipe clean surface for sanitation purposes and multiple uses.
• Carrying case allows for easy storage and on the go use.
• Sold individually.
• Instructions and a protective carrying case are included.