When it comes to vision health, the right tools are essential. The Snellen Plastic Eye Chart effectively tests visual acuity from a distance of twenty feet. It features a variety of design components that include:
- Non-reflective material
- Matte finish
- Green and red color bars
- Grommets for easy hanging
The Snellen Plastic Eye Chart is the standard plastic eye screening chart measuring 22″ x 11”. It adheres to the long used design developed by Dutch ophthalmologist Herman Snellen in 1862. uIt is sed by ophthalmologists and vision scientists alike, as well as organizations such as the Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV). Also, the Snellen Plastic Eye Chartis excellent for home use to check eye strength on a daily basis.
Model No: 1240
For Your Information
Eye Checks: How Often?
The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends the following timetable for eye exams. If you are at risk for a condition, your doctor will tell you if you need more frequent checks. If you develop eye redness that doesn’t ease, sensitivity to light, changes in vision, or pain, see an eye doctor right away.
- Age 20–29—At least once
- Age 30–39—At least twice
- Age 40–64—Every two to four years
- Age 65 +—Every one to two years
