Hard Color Blind Test
A tougher screen: 14 plates with deliberately lower color contrast. A mild deficiency that slips past the standard test is more likely to show up here.
What number do you see?
Tip: view in good lighting at 100% screen brightness for the most reliable result.
Your screening result
Shown on a blue scale, never red/green, so the meter is color-blind-safe.
What this can mean day to day
Next steps
Why a harder test?
Short screening tests are tuned to catch clear, moderate-to-strong deficiencies quickly. Very mild anomalous trichromacy, where cones are only slightly shifted, can pass a short test. This mode adds plates with lower color contrast and closer luminance between figure and background, which stresses color discrimination more.
It's still a screen, not a diagnosis. A "pass" here is reassuring; a pattern of misses is a good reason to book a professional color-vision exam. Prefer a quicker check? Use the standard test, or target a single axis with the red-green or blue-yellow test.
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