TMS effects on subjective and objective measures of vision: Stimulation intensity and pre- versus post-stimulus masking

► TMS was applied across a wide range of stimulation intensities to mask visual stimuli. ► Occipital TMS pulses could mask visual stimuli both when applied pre-stimulus and post-stimulus. ► TMS had similar effects on a subjective and an objective measure of vision across stimulation intensities. ► There were indications that pre-stimulus TMS masking operates differently from post-stimulus TMS masking.