Collection: LEA® Color Vision

The LEA Color Test is a diagnostic tool used to assess color vision deficiency or color blindness in individuals. It was developed by Dr. Lea Hyvärinen, a Finnish ophthalmologist. The test consists of a series of plates or cards, each containing a pattern composed of colored dots. The individual undergoing the test is asked to identify numbers or shapes hidden within the pattern.

The LEA Color Test is often used to detect red-green color vision deficiencies, which are the most common types of color blindness. It is particularly useful in screening children and adults for color vision problems. The test results can help diagnose color vision deficiencies and determine the severity of the condition.

Overall, the LEA Color Test is a valuable tool in the field of optometry and ophthalmology for assessing color vision and providing appropriate recommendations or interventions for individuals with color vision deficiencies.