Improve the accuracy of eye exams with our selection of eye exam cards. Suitable for both children and adults, these cards feature diverse reading materials and high-contrast designs to effectively assess near vision.
303mm x 185mm The card is laminated and non-reflective card for surface protection.
The text used is interesting and in a modern prose form. It is not designed to test reading skill but rather to present an easy and neutral clinical test in accordance with the recommendation of the Faculty of Ophthalmologists, London. The isolated test words will suit a wide range of patients with different reading abilities – including children.
303mm x 185mm The card is laminated and non-reflective card for surface protection.
The text used is interesting and in a modern prose form. It is not designed to test reading skill but rather to present an easy and neutral clinical test in accordance with the recommendation of the Faculty of Ophthalmologists, London. The isolated test words will suit a wide range of patients with different reading abilities – including children.
The Veale-AllBlax LogMAR reading card is to be used at 35cm (14 inches) from the eyes.
This reading card is designed with LogMAR letter sizing starting at 1.6 through to 0.0 in 0.1 steps. There are 16 lines in total with Snellen Notation equivalent point size numbers alongside each LogMAR number for easy referencing.
The OPTICA Eye Health Kit contains 8 different eye tests, perfect for new practice room set ups.
This kit includes:
Vocational, Occupational and Recreational Tests
This Vocational test type book includes the standard near test type text sizes from N.48 down to N.4. The N.5 and N.4 lines are not part of the standard but are included as some professionals find it beneficial to have them. These tests should not be used to test a person’s reading ability or as an English test.
The tests represent a selection of vocational, occupational and recreational pursuits. The tests include text from a telephone book, illustrated engineering catalogue, a hand of playing cards, technical drawings, a street map, part of a choristers music score, a page from a dictionary, a sample of Pitman shorthand, an airline timetable, a shop docket and a computer generated price list.
There is also a specific test to meet the Certification Board qualifications for Inspection Personnel (CBIP) J.1 requirements. Also included is a test to meet the AS2177, Pt. 2, Clause 2.3.1 Standard of 0.50 mm sizing (see image 6).
This is a simple reading card devised by John Veale Optometrist that replaces English wording with symbols and characters that are universally understood by most people where English words and alphabetical characters are not familiar to them. Ideally suitable for children, those with an intellectual handicap or those who are unfamiliar with the English language and its alphabetical characters.
