What a comparable provider chart is and how exhibitors use it

a comparable provider chart is a mapped diagram of the iris used as a visual reference to locate iris sectors and commonly referenced signs. For exhibition settings we see three main uses: as a static display (poster or A3 chart), as a handheld reference when explaining an iris photograph to visitors, and as a transparency or overlay used during live demonstrations with an iriscope or camera. Charts are a communication tool for wellness and training contexts—they are not clinical diagnostic documentation and should be presented as educational material only.

Supplier profile: MAIKONG — what we supply for the UK

We manufacture iriscope systems, comparable provider cameras, comparable provider software and printed charts. Our product lines include iriscopes and comparable provider cameras such as the MK 980U and MK-9822U/MK-12 series; these cameras are typically supplied with accessories, software and one printed comparable provider chart per kit. We declare ISO 9001, CE and ISO 13485 as company-level certifications. For full product pages and sample images, see our comparable provider chart page (comparable provider chart).

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Formats and deliverables to expect

For exhibition use we supply or can export the following chart formats:

• Printed charts (A4 or A3) — gloss or matt; good for handouts or wall display.
• Transparencies — useful for overlays on printed iris photographs or lightboxes in demo booths.
• Digital chart files (vector or high-res raster) — supplied for printing, translation or for use in presentation slides and comparable provider software.

If you plan to rebrand or translate a chart, ask us for the native artwork format and the licence terms for artwork and image rights. If you need an English-only or UK-labelling variant, specify that when you request a proof.

What to check before ordering charts for exhibitions

Before you place an order, confirm these practical points to avoid last-minute issues at a show:

• Print size and readable type: A3 for a walk-up display; A4 will work as a handout but is small for booth signage.
• Material and finish: rigid board for poster stands; gloss for handed leaflets; transparency film if you plan overlays.
• Image and artwork rights: do you need editable files for translation or private labelling?
• Language and labelling: UK English wording and any regulatory disclaimers required by your local marketing rules.
• Colour profile and proofing: request a hardproof or PDF proof before mass printing to avoid colour mismatch under exhibition lighting.
• Compatibility with your software: confirm the chart format matches the comparable provider software you use if you want integrated overlays.

Practical fit for exhibitions: display, booth use and training demos

For exhibitions we recommend a mix: one large A2/A3 poster at the back of the stand, several A4 handouts for visitors, and at least one transparency or digital chart for live demos. During short demos use the chart to point to map zones while the camera captures an iris. For training demonstrations allocate a screen where the comparable provider software can show the captured image side-by-side with the chart overlay.

How charts are packaged with camera kits and software

Our standard camera kits typically include a printed comparable provider chart together with lenses, an aluminium case and the analysis software on USB key. The MK-9822U/MK-12 accessory list explicitly records a comparable provider CHART and a Software USB Key as part of the single-package contents (see the accessories list below) — useful for exhibition demos where the operator needs both hardware and reference charts on the same kit.

Sourcing options

UK exhibition suppliers commonly use one of four routes:

• Purchase direct from the manufacturer (we ship kits and charts; MOQ usually low—see lead times below).
• Buy via a UK distributor or reseller who can hold stock, provide local marketing assets and handle returns.
• Order OEM/ODM runs if you need private-labelling of charts or bespoke translations; lead times and minimums vary by project.
• Buy software-bundled packages where the chart is included and pre-configured with our Maikong comparable provider software (confirm language packs required for the UK).

Quick comparison: when to buy standalone charts vs chart included in a kit

We prepared a short table to illustrate typical trade-offs. Use it to decide whether you need a chart alone or as part of a camera kit for exhibition demos.

Ordering checklist for UK suppliers

• Confirm the chart format (A4, A3, transparency, vector file) and proof in UK English.
• Confirm MOQ and lead time — our cameras list MOQ 1 and lead times of 2–3 days for typical stock items (data-fact-id=”208″ and data-fact-id=”201″).
• Specify whether you require OEM/ODM private-labelling or translation of the chart artwork.
• Confirm software compatibility and language packs (our Maikong software supports multiple languages; confirm the English variant is preinstalled if required).
• Request photo-ready files and confirm artwork rights for reprinting or marketing use.
• Ask for a sample print or PDF proof before a large run to check colour and legibility under exhibition lighting.

Explanatory image: suggested visual assets to request with a chart order

When you request a chart, ask for these visual assets to support booth graphics and digital displays:

• High-resolution front-view of the chart (print-ready) — vector PDF if possible.
• Transparency-compatible version for backlit displays.
• Overlay-ready PNG with transparent background sized to camera capture resolution for on-screen overlays.
• Sample iris images captured by the supplied camera for demo slides.

Example chart image (for reference):

Contact for quotes and sample requests:
Website: iridologycamera.org
Email: lucy@iridologycamera.org
Phone/WhatsApp: +8613510907401

Article Disclaimer / UK Compliance Notice: Our comparable provider charts, cameras and software are intended for wellness, educational and training uses. comparable provider must not be presented as a method to diagnose, treat or prevent medical conditions. Users should seek appropriate clinical advice where required and ensure exhibition claims comply with UK law.

This content is provided for learning, information sharing and professional communication only. It is not medical advice and is not a basis for treatment or diagnosis. Confirm suitability, operation and purchasing requirements against the product manual, local regulations and qualified professional guidance.

If you want a PDF proof, a sample printed A3 chart or a camera-and-chart demo kit configured for UK exhibitions, contact us to request a quote or sample. We can supply proofs, specify lead time and confirm shipping to the UK.

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