
Electroretinography and Visual Evoked Potential
Go Beyond Structure
Measure Function
Achieve superior patient outcomes and power your research with ERG/VEP testing for an objective, more complete understanding of retinal function.
Ophthalmic Veterinarian
Why Run ERG or VEP Tests?
ERG testing (electroretinography) and VEP testing (visual evoked potential) solutions play a vital role in obtaining diagnostic information in both humans and animals, aiding clinicians and researchers with comprehensive data on how the retina and visual pathways are functionally operating.
Our ERG/VEP Devices

RETeval®
The only FDA-cleared, portable, battery-powered, non-mydriatic ERG/VEP Testing Device. ISCEV-compliant. Remarkably straightforward to use.

RETevet™
For both veterinary ophthalmologists and researchers, measure an animal’s retinal function with a view of the eye in real-time.

UTAS™ mf/PERG
Conduct multifocal and pattern ERG/VEP tests with an intuitive interface and small, manageable footprint.
Need supplies?
“We have been very pleased with the RETeval. It has changed the way that we practice and has allowed us to significantly decrease the amount of EUAs with ERGs we perform. Furthermore, it has resulted in earlier diagnosis of patients with inherited retinal degenerations.”

Webinars
These webinars offer tips and comprehensive information on why electrophysiology and LKC’s systems and devices are the perfect solution for you.

Objective functional testing for glaucoma? Yes!

“When do I refer out?” Best management practices for diabetic retinopathy

Meaningful Clinical Endpoints with ERG
“RETeval really has made me a better diagnostician. It has allowed me to get early information about a patient’s eye health before disease becomes clinically visible.”


About LKC
For 45+ years, LKC Technologies has been making functional eye testing simple and practical for busy clinicians. The handheld, portable RETeval ERG/VEP device aids in the diagnosis and management of ischemic conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, optic nerve conditions, and other retinal dystrophies by providing objective results without corneal contact.
Latest Articles

Routine electroretinography use supports patient management
Optometry Times, February 2025
The integration of routine electroretinography (ERG) in clinical practice enhances patient management by providing objective, actionable data for diagnosing.

The Continuing Evolution of Diabetic Retinal Disease Staging
Retinal Physician, June 2024
Daniel Kiernan, MD, FACS, retina specialist, describes that even though advancements in imaging and functional testing have significantly improved the diagnosis and management of DR, the current staging system falls short.

8 Reasons to Focus on Diabetes in Your Practice
Review of Optometric Business, May 2024
Dr. Dorothy Hitchmoth explains how the positive impact on public health and the financial rewards make diabetes care a cornerstone for the success and sustainability of optometrists who are willing to embrace this transformative approach.
Latest Research
Case of persistent corneal epithelial damage after cataract surgery leading to diagnosis of vitamin A deficiency
January 24, 2024
Yamada F, Kato K, Nagashima R, Yonekawa Y, Kashima Y, Kondo M. Doc Ophthalmol. Published online January 24, 2024.
The Clinical Findings, Pathogenic Variants, and Gene Therapy Qualifications Found in a Leber Congenital Amaurosis Phenotypic Spectrum Patient Cohort
January 19, 2024
Sather R, Ihinger J, Simmons M, Lobo GP, Montezuma SR. IJMS. 2024;25(2):1253.
Multimodal analysis of two siblings with Oguchi disease
January 2, 2024
Sane S, Mahalingam P, Ganesan G, Achari P. Indian Journal of Ophthalmology – Case Reports. 2024;4(1):296.
More about ERG/VEP
Popular Topics: Detect and Track Diabetic Retinopathy | Glaucoma Evaluation with RETeval PhNR Test | RETeval Device Reference Data | RETeval in Optometry
Case Studies: A Tale of Two Patients | Vision Complaints Reflected on ERG | Predictive Value of Combining Diagnostic Technologies| ERG Provides Clarity When Fields and OCT Are Inconclusive| ERG Raises Red Flag, Changing Management Trajectory | ERG Provides Confidence to Monitor or Treat | ERG to Determine Ischemic Status | ERG to Replace FA for CRVO Treatment Decision | Using ERG to Monitor Glaucoma | Routine ERG Use Supports Complex Patient Management | ERG Alters Follow-up Schedule and Education for Patient with Diabetes | Using ERG for Management of Birdshot Chorioretinopathy | Using ERG to Monitor Glaucoma | Comprehensive Pediatric Assessment Using ERG in Challenging Cases | ERG Above and Beyond Retinal Imaging | ERG’s Role in Diabetic Retinopathy Progression Monitoring | ERG-based Risk Assessment in CRVO | ERG Supports Diagnostic Accuracy in a Pediatric Patient
Ebooks: Modern Fundamentals of Diabetic Retinopathy Management in Optometry | Elevating Patient Care with ERG
Articles: | How RETeval ERG Has Enhanced My Practice | The Use of RETeval ERG/VEP in Pediatric Ophthalmology | The Ultimate Guide to Diabetic Retinopathy in Primary Eyecare | What Type of Functional Testing Do You Prefer for Patients with Diabetes? | Major Milestone: RETeval Referenced in over 200 Publications | Collaboration to Elevate the Standard of Care for DR | Is ERG Needed if You Have Access to a Good Structural Imaging Device? | A Straightforward Approach to Managing and Supporting Patients with Diabetes | Simplify Grading and Risk Assessment in Diabetic Retinopathy | Simplify Daily Decision-Making with Modern ERG | Objective Functional Testing Needs in Diabetes and Glaucoma | Why Modern ERG is Re-Defining Diabetes Management | Diabetic Retinopathy Management Protocols for Optometry
Videos: Handheld ERG for Primary Eyecare | Advice for Optometric Colleagues about Handheld ERG | Making a Difference in Diabetic Retinopathy Care | Changing the Way We Think About Electrodiagnostics | ERG Testing Made Simple | VEP Testing Made Simple | ERG Waveform | Introduction to Visual Electrophysiology | A Superior DR Progression Risk Assessment with the RETeval Device | Improve Glaucoma Management with the RETeval Handheld ERG Device | Reshaping the Retinal Diagnostic Landscape | New Solutions for Infants with ROP | Using the RETeval in Myopia Research