Vision Testing Products by Renjith k

Vision Testing Products.

Have you ever thought of testing your eyes? We all know that eyes are very important part in our body, without eyes; we can't see anything at all. This is why it makes sense to keep all our eyes healthy. Everyone should make an effort to keep their eyes in their best condition by scheduling an eye check up frequently. Eye testing can be done either by a doctor or by an optometrist. They with the help of testing equipments can give an accurate assessment of your eye's ability to see.
There is a wide range of state-of-the-art vision testing products available in the market today. Moreover, these equipments and its accessories are highly helpful for any vision testing professional as these equipments would give them the most accurate results. These equipments are highly reliable, useful and precise, hence have made a benchmark in vision testing procedure. The list of vision testing products can be found in the market include: vision screeners, occluders, illuminated cabinets, HOTV charts & test sets, eye test chart, color vision tests, cards and other accessories.
Significant characteristics of these equipments:
• Vision screener: This equipment is highly beneficial for screening refractive error, anisocoria and strabismus. This equipment is applicable to determine the acuity of infants with an age of six months, and doctors could use it so easily.
• Occluder: This equipment is also highly beneficial for the pediatric doctors for testing vision of infants. This is disposable and is made up of heavy paper stock in order to make disease control feasible.
• Illuminated cabinets: Illuminator cabinets have been widely used for testing eyes, also these cabinets have prime niche in research and clinical trials worldwide. Illuminator cabinets are ideal and are fittable for all types of ETDRS style charts.
• HOTV charts & test set: HOTV test is used to test the capability of one's vision by identifying the correct letter from the card shown to the patients.
• Eye test chart: This chart is used for measuring visual acuity. Usually, it has unique pattern of test symbols, (standardized symbol for testing vision) which have been arranged in several rows.
• Color vision test: This test has been done to determine one's efficiency or deficiency to perceive colors. This test is also ideal for pediatric testing of congenital color deficiencies
• Cards: These cards have been specifically designed for the acuity measurement in children ages between 6 months to 3 years.
• Accessories: Some accessories include: carrying case, simulation glasses, lights, stand with casters, dust cover, daylight illuminator, white bulb, fluorescent bulb, grating paddles, battery pack, remote control, isolating masks, fixation paddle, etc.
With these above mentioned facts, it is evident the importance these products have in testing and ensuring the visibility of your eyes - so that the visibility of your eyes would remain best and safe.

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