The Universal Chart 1–14 is a versatile, standardized visual acuity testing chart designed for comprehensive distance vision assessment. Commonly used in optometry clinics, ophthalmology units, hospitals, schools, corporate vision screening, and driving-license examinations, it features a universal numbering format that simplifies testing for all age groups, including patients who cannot read letters.

Key Features

✔ Universal Numbering System (1–14)

• Numbers 1 to 14 arranged in decreasing size

• Ideal for patients unfamiliar with alphabet charts

• Easy interpretation for children, elderly, and low-literacy populations

✔ High-Contrast Printing

• Bold black numbers on a bright white background

• Enhances legibility and diagnostic accuracy

• Reduces eye strain during testing

✔ Standardized Optotype Sizes

• Complies with visual acuity measurement standards

• Suitable for 3m, 4m, or 5m testing distances (chart type dependent)

✔ Durable & Cleanable Material

• Laminated or PVC options (depending on model)

• Resistant to moisture, dust, and daily handling

✔ Lightweight & Easy to Mount

• Wall-mounted in clinics or portable for outreach programs

• Ideal for fixed exam rooms or mobile screening

Benefits

• Perfect for universal testing across age groups

• Eliminates language or literacy barriers

• Reliable for screening myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and general vision checks

• Long-lasting, low-maintenance design

• Highly recommended for school screenings and public healthcare facilities

Typical Specifications

(May vary slightly depending on model)

• Type: Universal 1–14 visual acuity chart

• Distance: Calibrated for 3m / 4m / 5m

• Material: Laminated cardboard / PVC

• Dimensions: ~56 × 28 cm (approx.)

• Optotypes: Numbers 1–14 in descending sizes

• Mounting: Wall mounted / clip mounted

Applications

• Optometry clinics

• Ophthalmology units

• Hospitals

• Schools

• Driving license centers

• Corporate & community vision screening

• Outreach eye camps