Titmus - 18070 - Vision Screening Slide 20 Foot Distance Testing

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Brand: Titmus
Sold By: Each
Application: Vision Screening Slide
Product Size: Standard Size
WHSXX: MCK

Product Overview

The Titmus Vision Screening Slide (Model 18070) is a precision tool designed for 20-foot distance vision testing. It features the ISF-1 Worth 4 Dot Pattern, a widely recognized standard for evaluating binocular vision and depth perception. This slide is ideal for optometrists, ophthalmologists, and vision screening professionals to assess visual acuity and detect potential vision abnormalities.

Features:
- Worth 4 Dot Pattern: Helps identify binocular vision issues such as suppression or strabismus.
- 20-Foot Distance Testing: Ensures accurate visual acuity assessment at a standardized distance.
- Digital Slide Mounting: Compatible with modern vision screening devices for seamless integration.
- Standard Size: Fits most standard slide projectors and vision testing equipment.
- High-Quality Image: Clear, durable pattern for consistent and reliable test results.

Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Titmus LLC
- Manufacturer Part #: 18070
- Country of Origin: United States
- Type: Vision Testing Slide
- Symbol Type: Picture
- Test Measurement: 20 Foot Distance
- Mounting Type: Digital Slide

Use Suggestion:
This slide is best used in a controlled clinical or screening environment with proper lighting. Position the patient at a 20-foot distance from the projection screen and ensure they wear corrective lenses if needed. The Worth 4 Dot Pattern helps assess binocular vision function by asking the patient to describe the number and arrangement of dots seen.

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