Stereo Vision/Binocular Vision
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Bagolini Striated Lenses
Bagolini Striated Lenses, one pair
Butterfly Stereo Acuity Test with LEA Symbols
Lea symbols. Graded circle test from 400 sec now down to 20 sec. Answer key on back cover. Includes adult and pediatric veiwers.
Dinosaur Stereo Acuity Test
Dinosaur Stereoacuity Test provides a glasses-free depth perception test utilizing lenticular technology in order to create a colorful and less expensive depth perception test without the need for red/green or Polarized. This technology also allows for color images to improve … Continued
Frisby Pocket Stereotest
All Frisby Stereo Test present “real depth” objects viewed with natural vision: no testing glasses are required. This Frisby Pocket Stereo Test consists of 1 plate for stereo acuity screening. Test plate and sleeve sized to fit in pocket.
Random Dot E Test
The patient is asked to distinguish between a raised “E” and a non-stereo target. Includes adult and children’s 3-D glasses.
Randot Preschool Stereo Acuity Test
Tests stereopsis from 800 to 40 seconds of arc on patients as young as 2 years of age. The test is designed as a matching game. Patient matches pictures on the left side of the book with those on the … Continued
Randot Test
Tests the ability to identify forms from random dot backgrounds. Includes standard 3-D glasses.
Red-Green Glasses
Red-Green Glasses, plastic. One pair. Adult size.
Red-green glasses, 2 pairs
Plastic, 2 pairs. One pair has red lens on right side and green lens on left side, other pair is reversed.
Reversible Red-Green Glasses
Chrome reversible red-green glasses. 1 pair.
Standard Stereo Fly Test
For gross stereopsis (3552 to 700 seconds of arc). Graded circle test (800-40 seconds of arc) Animal test (400-100 seconds of arc). Includes standard 3-D glasses.
Stereo Butterfly Test
Random dot butterfly for gross stereopsis (2500-1200 seconds of arc). Graded circle test and animal test. Includes standard 3-D glasses.
TNO Stereo Test
The TNO test is designed primarily for screening children of age 2-1/2 to 5 years for defects of binocular vision. It consists of 7 plates (to be viewed with red/green glasses) that carry figures that can be seen only when … Continued
Worth Four Dot Test
Worth Four Dot Test