Neuropen®
Two tests in one reusable pen for clinical foot sensation assessment.
Single device$54.95GST-free · AUD
View product detailsCLINICAL FOOT SENSATION SCREENING
Two sensory tests.
One compact
device.
Neuropen® helps healthcare professionals assess reduced feeling in the feet, combining a 10 g pressure test and a 40 g sharpness test in one reusable pen.
$54.95Single device · GST-free · Indicative AUD price
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NEUROPEN®THE DUAL-TEST SCREENING PEN
10gPressure test
40gSharpness test
Two sensory testsReusable pen bodyReplaceable testing tipsCompact, pocket-sized design
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10 g monofilaments
Replace the monofilament for pressure testing while keeping the pen body.
Box of 5 · For use with Neuropen$54.95GST-free · AUD
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Neurotips™
Single-use pins for assessing sensitivity to sharpness with Neuropen.
Box of 100$32.00ex. GST · AUD
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WHAT IS NEUROPEN USED FOR?
Understanding
what a patient can feel.
Neuropen is a clinical screening tool used to assess sensation in the feet. It is particularly relevant to diabetes foot checks, where clinicians look for signs of reduced protective sensation.
Peripheral neuropathy can reduce a person’s ability to feel pressure or pain. Foot screening helps identify people who may need further assessment, foot-care advice or referral.
A screening aid within a wider assessment.
Read the clinical foot screening overview The results should be considered alongside the patient’s history, circulation and other clinical findings. Neuropen does not diagnose diabetes or replace a full foot examination.
10 g
Pressure sensation
assessed with a monofilament
HOW THE DEVICE WORKS
Two tests.
Different aspects of sensation.
A replaceable monofilament at one end and a Neurotip at the other support two distinct sensory assessments.
10g
Pressure sensation
The monofilament applies a measured force to assess touch and pressure sensation associated with large nerve fibres.
View monofilaments40g
Sharpness sensation
A Neurotip fitted to the pen supports assessment of reduced sensitivity to sharpness or pain associated with small nerve fibres.
View NeurotipsFor trained healthcare professionals. Follow the instructions supplied with the device and your local clinical protocol. Neurotips are for single use.
WHO IS IT FOR?
For professionals
caring for foot health.
For clinicians trained in sensory assessment, working within their scope of practice and local foot-screening protocols.
Podiatrists
For sensory assessment as part of diabetes foot checks and broader foot-health reviews.
GPs & practice nurses
For trained primary-care clinicians assessing foot sensation and identifying the need for further review.
Diabetes-care teams
For trained diabetes educators, nurses and multidisciplinary teams involved in foot-risk assessment.
Living with numbness or altered foot sensation? Arrange a clinical assessment with your healthcare professional. This device is intended for professional screening.
BUILT FOR CLINICAL USE
Reuse the pen.
Replace the essentials.
The compact pen body protects the monofilament between uses. Replacement monofilaments and single-use Neurotips let you replenish the testing components separately.
Find replacement partsReusable body
Keep the pen body and follow the supplied cleaning and care instructions.
Replaceable monofilaments
Check condition regularly and replace according to the instructions for use.
A fresh Neurotip for each use
Use a new examination pin and dispose of used tips through the appropriate clinical waste process.
PRODUCT SUPPORT
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