The pain sensitivity of a person or animal is important to know when delving into related life science research like pain research, neuropathy assessment, and the testing for analgesic drug discovery. Having the necessary equipment to get the most accurate results possible is critical. Electronic von Frey aesthesiometers, also called electronic von Frey analgesiometers, assess mechanical allodynia, which is a painful response to a light touch or pressure from a stimulus that is not normally painful or hyperalgesia, which is increased pain sensitivity. With a series of rigid tips and flexible von Frey hairs, you can test the pain receptors in the skin. Electronic von Frey apparatuses make gauging subject comfort a simple process, allowing you to get more out of your research in less time. WPI carries several high-quality Electronic von Frey meters designed by a top industry manufacturer to perform well and yield accurate measurements. Shop our collection below to find the exact one you need.