Graham-Field Pocket Size Plastic Eye Chart, 6 3/8" x 3 ½", 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Good, sturdy quality.

As an medical resident, I am strongly in support of this eye chart. One major advantage of this chart over other charts on amazon is that it has pupil size -- very convenient. The paper was thick and the printing was clear (as you would hope for an eye chart), and the price is great. I just got this same one for my niece in the hopes that I can convince her to go into eye medicine :)

Practical and durable plastic. Great price. Immediate shipping. Looks exactly like the one in my ophthalmologist's office. You can use it to check how your cataracts are progressing or if you need a new prescription for your reading glasses. I also use it to check my vision after my cataract surgeries. I find it very useful and helpful.

This item is used for quick visual acuity exams when other testing methods are no available. It is similar to what many use in training. I use it in a grab and go bag when I am asked to exams outside my normal office setting. For that purpose, it is fine. It is quite light weight, so take care n storing it so it does not get bent or folded.

My husband bought this because he is an ophthalmologist and does eye exams all day. He says that overall, it does its job, but could certainly be improved. It is very flimsy and the ink has started to wear off almost immediately. If you laminate it as soon as you get it, it will last much longer and be more effective.

For less than $3 you won't find a better deal; plus it's handy and will be helpful on my rotations in the hospital next year as a med student. My only complaint would be that I wish it had letters instead of numbers but I knew that before I bought it so as long as you're aware of that, I think you'll love it. Make sure you don't spend more than $3 because some sellers definitely charge more

I purchased it to gauge my close vision between eye treatments, has sharp and clear detail.

We have used this small hand held eye cart more than once to encourage employees to get an eye examination and eye glasses.We have had employees who insist their eyesight is perfect.... but the quality of their detailed work shows us different. When we pass this small eye chart around to other employees to "play with", it quickly becomes obvious who has good sight and who-does-not have good sight. In every instance, the employee who had less than perfect sight with this eye chart chose to go and see an eye doctor..... and they now accept the fact that as you age, you may need eye glasses.