The Touch-Test Two Point Discriminator is a medical device used to assess the sensitivity of the skin. It consists of two plastic disks with rounded tips that are spaced at standard testing intervals from 1–15 mm apart. There is also a 20 and 25-mm spacing option. To change settings, simply rotate the top disk until it clicks into place.

The Touch-Test Two Point Discriminator is used by healthcare professionals to assess the level of nerve damage in patients. It is also used to monitor the progress of nerve regeneration following injury or surgery.

Features

• Rounded tips that are spaced at standard testing intervals from 1–15 mm apart
• 20 and 25-mm spacing option
• Easy to use – simply rotate the top disk until it clicks into place
• Helps to assess the sensitivity of the skin
• Can be used to monitor the progress of nerve regeneration
• Durable construction