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These vision tests can only be considered a screening test and its validity is not guaranteed. A variety of factors such as lighting, glare, pixel resolution and monitor quality may have an effect on the results of this test.
 

Should you think that the test proved sight problems, visit an eye doctor for a professional assessment.
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You can test your distance vision on-line using a Snellen Chart. The Snellen Chart is the eye chart most doctors use and is the industry standard.

It has standard size letters and is normally viewed at a test distance of 20 feet. The on-line Snellen Chart will vary in size according to the size of your screen, therefore, the test distance will also change. You will have to use the chart below to find proper test distance based on the size of the letter "E" at the top of the chart.

Size of the big "E" Feet from screen
1 1/2" 4'3"
1 5/8" 4"7''
1 3/4" 4'11''
1 7/8" 5'3''
2" 5'8''
2 1/8" 6'
2 1/4" 6'5''
2 3/8" 6'9''
2 1/2" 7'1''
2 5/8" 7'7''
2 3/4" 7'10''
2 7/8" 8'2''
3" 8'6''
Eye Chart

Vision testing should be performed on each eye separately, wearing distance eyeglasses if required. There are six lines on the screen; you should note the last line number in which you can read most (50-75%) of the letters.

The "E" and "F" on the top line is equivalent to 20/400 and 20/200 respectively. A person unable to read these letters with best eyeglass correction is considered legally blind.

The "L'' ''P'' 'E'' ''D''on the second line are equivalent to 20/100.

The third line is 20/50. Best corrected acuity in the range between 20/50 and 20/100 is considered disabling in occupations which require work with numbers or extensive reading.

The fourth line is equivalent to 20/40, it is the "driver's test" line. You must be able to read most of the letters on this line in order to obtain an unrestricted drivers license in most states.

The bottom two lines represent 20/30, 20/20 . These are considered to be "normal vision" with the 20/20 line being the traditional normal vision line.

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