Ultimate Rosenbaum/Snellen Pocket Eye Chart - -

Has charts for both near and far acuities that can be done at bedside, is the perfect size for a lab coat pocket, and is a thin plastic that feels durable. It doesn't have much wasted space (pupil gauge and rulers are nice additions). It's been very handy to keep around and it seems to be more useful than the other pocket eye charts on Amazon

I was in an online FNP program and we have to purchase our own equipment for completing our health assessment course and clinical practicums. This eye chart was compact, clear to read, easy to wipe off and convenient for patients to read. Nurses that work in home health or any provider that makes home visits, could truly benefit from this pocket eye chart. Excellent tool to have when assessing patients!!!

These are good eye charts but they arrived warped. I'd return them for replacements but I did that one other time and Amazon said they didn't receive the returned item, so I was charged for the replacement as well. One star because it p*sses me off to receive damaged goods. Otherwise I'd give these charts 5 stars. Clear, convenient, portable, easy to practice vision improvement when you have a moment. Snellen chart includes red and green bars for color perception. Pupil guages and rulers (inches and cm) on both charts.

If you're in medical, PA, or nursing school and need a pocket eye chart, this one is the one to get because it has both Rosenbaum and Snellen charts on either side. A bunch of my classmates bought just a Snellen and then had to go out and buy a Rosenbaum for physical diagnosis practical exam.My major gripe is that the shipping, when I bought this, cost as much as the item, but since they were the only seller, I had no choice. I guess compared to my education though, this is just a drop in the bucket.

Med school students, this is exactly what you're looking for. Two sided for 6 foot test or 36 cm test. Some of my peers only bought a one-sided and have regretted not having the option to do both. They want to borrow mine before clinic encounters.

I have dry eyes and use it often to check my reading vision and also to check the accuracy of my prescription eye glasses.Great value. Well laminated.

The cards are pretty flimsy. The ink is not as professional; it's not too bad but could be better. I guess you get what you pay for.

I use it on a daily basis in primary care clinical rotations. It is quite handy to simply pull it out of your lab coat pocket and quickly screen visual acuity. The card is flexible but durable plastic, so over the past year it hasn't worn much at all.