Eye Chart, Upgraded Snellen Eye Chart for Eye Exams 20 Feet, 22x11 in

Snellin is the standard, and I'm so glad I found a 10-ft instead of 20 ft to do the same job.

good Quality

Great product worked awesome

It is what it is I can’t say more, it’s a nice clear printed item, I got to put on my wall so I can keep track of my vision

This is a nice eye chart like you would see in a doctors office, I hung it out by my tiki bar and it’s fun having around. Like having one of those fun games.

I can check my eyesight every week or more. Peace of mind.

Very bright colors. Also nice to get new letters as applicants memorize the charts!

The size and sturdiness of this chart made it easy to hang. Simply roll it in the opposite direction to make it straight! I used this chart to practice reading for my drivers exam. I also used it to help when making sure my RX for my glasses is correct.

Arrived bent Poorly packaged by Amazon. Other bigger heavier items in the order squashed this and bent it. Too much hassle to return. Too expensive to purchase another

Perfectly fine eye chart, no problems.

Standard and clear!

This eye test chart has very clear lettering that is only marginally slightly different to the specification size and having no impact on a eye test using it. It came rolled up and would return to a rolled up chart if unrolled and then released. I rolled the chart up in the opposite direction and kept it in that position for weeks thinking that it would straighten the chart, but it hasn't overcome the natural memory in the plastic and rerolls the other way again. The chart came with adhesive pads to attach to a surface but I haven't used them so don't know if they would overcome the curl in the plastic. The chart is okay if hung and weighted at the bottom.

Bought this for my medical-themed room — and honestly, it’s the weird little cherry on top. Instantly makes the space feel more clinical in the sexy-doctor-roleplay-meets-vintage-optician kind of way. Which, let’s be real, was the goal. Print quality is crisp, letters are readable (even if you don’t actually care about eye health), and it’s the perfect size to hang without overpowering the room. Guests always clock it first and nervously ask, “Wait… is this room licensed?” Which I take as a compliment. Not made of hospital-grade plastic or anything, but it looks the part — and that’s what matters. It’s giving aesthetic hypochondria, and I love that for me.