A little while ago I worked out this little melscript utility to check for non-symmetrical vertices in your models, and today I decided to turn it into a python script and rework some of the logic. Basically, you run the script and it returns the number of non-symmetrical vertices in the mesh you have selected. It also selects those vertices for you, so you can see them in the viewport. If you want, you can also specify a certain mesh, mirror axis (the plane across which the symmetry will be determined, default is the YZ plane), tolerance, and turn off the selection of the verts at the end. That way you could use this as a utility to another script that deals with symmetrical meshes. Grab it here: checkNonSymmetricalVerts.
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