Snellen Color Eye Chart and Pediatric Color Vision Eye Chart

Snellen Color Eye Chart and Pediatric Color Vision Eye Chart Size 22 x 11 Inch Combo

Snellen Color Eye Chart

• Purpose: Measures distance visual acuity while incorporating color elements to assess color vision and contrast sensitivity.
• Design: Combines traditional Snellen letters with colored backgrounds or letter colors. Rows of letters are displayed in varying sizes to test visual clarity at a standard distance, typically 20 feet (6 meters).
• Features: Includes color bands or colored letters alongside standard visual acuity testing, allowing for evaluation of both visual sharpness and color discrimination.
• Application: Used in clinical settings to provide a comprehensive assessment of visual acuity and color vision, helping to diagnose and monitor conditions like color blindness and contrast sensitivity issues.
• Finish: Often has a non-reflective matte finish to reduce glare and ensure clear visibility of both letters and color elements, enhancing the accuracy of tests.

Pediatric Color Vision Eye Chart

• Purpose: Designed to assess color vision in young children, particularly those who may not be able to read letters or symbols.
• Design: Features a series of colored shapes, numbers, or patterns that are easily recognizable by children, along with varying colors to test different aspects of color vision.
• Features: Incorporates color vision tests using patterns or figures that are identifiable to children, helping to diagnose color vision deficiencies at an early age.
• Application: Ideal for use in pediatric eye exams and vision screenings, where traditional letter-based charts may not be suitable for younger patients. It allows for an effective evaluation of color vision and helps in early detection of color blindness or other vision issues.
• Engagement: Designed to be visually engaging and accessible for children, ensuring that the testing process is straightforward and comfortable for young patients.