Kindergarten Eye Chart (3052)

• Designed for testing the visual acuity of children who are not yet familiar with the alphabet
• Also, for anyone who cannot respond to a traditional Snellen chart

Uses:

• Primary purpose is to assess distance vision in young children (kindergarten age and younger) who cannot verbalize letters
• The child points in the direction of the image or names the picture
• Also suitable for adults who are illiterate or have cognitive impairments that prevent them from using letter-based charts
• Used by pediatricians, ophthalmologists, optometrists, and school nurses for routine eye screenings

Key Features:

• Use easily recognizable pictures or symbols (like a house, apple, or hand) instead of letters
• Designed for a 20-foot test distance, which is the standard for distance visual acuity
• Measures around 22” x 11″
• Typically designed for a 14″ (35.5 cm) test distance, standard reading distance for near vision
• Made of plastic with a non-reflective matte finish to minimize glare and ensure clear visibility during testing
• Latex-Free