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This document provides information about the Maddox rod and Maddox wing, which are used to measure eye alignment and phoria. The Maddox rod consists of cylindrical lenses available in red and white, and is used at distances of 3m and 6m to measure horizontal and vertical distance phoria by having one eye view a line while the other views a spot. The Maddox wing is used at 33cm to measure near phoria by having the eyes view dissimilar images of arrows pointing to a scale. The procedures for each are described. References for more information are also provided.












