Jaeger Eye Chart

The Jaeger Eye Chart is used to test near vision or the ability to see clearly at a close distance.

FAQ

Q: What is the Jaeger Eye Chart?
A: The Jaeger Eye Chart is a chart used to test near vision.

Q: How is the Jaeger Eye Chart used?
A: The Jaeger Eye Chart is held at a fixed distance and the person being tested reads the various sizes of text on the chart.

Q: What does the Jaeger Eye Chart measure?
A: The Jaeger Eye Chart measures near visual acuity, which is the ability to see clearly at a close distance.

Q: What are the numbers on the Jaeger Eye Chart?
A: The numbers on the Jaeger Eye Chart represent the size of the text, with a higher number indicating smaller text.

Q: What is considered normal on the Jaeger Eye Chart?
A: Normal near visual acuity is typically considered to be 20/20 or better.