Eye charts are essential tools for vision assessment, used to evaluate visual acuity and diagnose potential eye disorders. Typically, these charts feature letters, numbers, or symbols arranged in decreasing sizes to test how well a person can see at various distances. Standard designs include the Snellen chart, which uses letters of decreasing size, and the E-chart for those who cannot read letters. Constructed from durable materials, eye charts are designed for repeated use in clinical or educational settings. Accurate visual assessments help in early detection of vision issues, ensuring timely intervention and effective treatment.
| PKG | Pocket Chart-1ea, 10-ft Chart-1ea, 20-ft Chart, Double-sided with Kindergarten Test Chart-1ea |
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