Each night, Eleanor picks up her favorite novel, ready to dive into the next chapter. It’s a familiar routine, bringing comfort and relaxation as the day draws to a close. These past few weeks, however, Eleanor struggles to focus her eyes on the page. ...
Macular degeneration symptoms are important to be aware of as we age. Macular degeneration (also know as age-related macular degeneration) is an eye disease that causes vision loss in the center of the field of vision due to retinal deterioration. It is important to...
ABC news recently reported that coronavirus restrictions have put extra burdens on the blind and low vision community. Here is our shortlist of resources that may help.* Work & Education “Meet Me Accessibly“: A free audiobook guide to Zoom meetings...
It’s the Spring Equinox! Budding trees, chirping birds, warm breezes… the first signs of spring will soon arrive, even in the midst of these trying times. March 19 marks the astronomical first day of spring — earlier than it’s been in over a...
Adventures in reading I can still recite the words of the theme song to the 1980s PBS children’s television show, Reading Rainbow. “Butterfly in the sky, I can fly twice as high, take a look, it’s in a book, reading rainbow!” Along with the...
New Portable Video Magnifier for New Possibilities Optelec, a leading manufacturer of low vision technology, has just introduced a new portable video magnifier: the Compact 10 HD. What makes the Compact 10 HD unique? The Compact 10 HD functions similarly to a desktop...
There is no substitute for a quality in-home product demo. At AdaptiVision, we believe in the importance of demonstrating our products for our customers in their home (or office) environment. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to come to you — so...
Importance of task lighting for low vision Did you know that only 12.5% of light from an average room ceiling light falls on your desk’s working area? That is why task lighting is crucial to preventing eye strain. Task Lighting for Low Vision 1) Consider the benefits...
Lighting for Low Vision – Tips & Tricks Small adjustments can often make a big difference when it comes to lighting for low vision. Here we offer some tips on how to improve the lighting around your house and how to use contrasting colors to your...
Highlights from AdaptiVision’s Free Adaptive Tech Workshop On Thursday, October 24, AdaptiVision presented a free Adaptive Technology and Lighting Workshop on Cape Cod. The event featured hands-on demonstrations of the latest devices for the blind and visually...
Dear Stuart, Thank you so much for all your help. I am using the new Optelec ClearView + Speech constantly...
LC
AdaptiVision
2017-03-18T21:22:44+00:00
LC
Dear Stuart, Thank you so much for all your help. I am using the new Optelec ClearView + Speech constantly to catch up with my paperwork! I was able to write this note with my wonderful Optelec Clearview + Speech machine.
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Dear Stu, I love my new machine and enjoy using it very much. It was so wonderful meeting you and...
Beverly T.
AdaptiVision
2017-03-18T21:09:26+00:00
Beverly T.
Dear Stu, I love my new machine and enjoy using it very much. It was so wonderful meeting you and sharing our faith.
https://lowvisionsource.com/testimonials/1673
Dear Stuart, Thank you for your attention. I have been enjoying being able to read again!
Florence C.
AdaptiVision
2017-03-18T21:24:03+00:00
Florence C.
Dear Stuart, Thank you for your attention. I have been enjoying being able to read again!
https://lowvisionsource.com/testimonials/1689
Dear Stuart, I find Gregg on the Optelec more and more each day. Thank you!
Helen G.
AdaptiVision
2017-03-18T21:10:10+00:00
Helen G.
Dear Stuart, I find Gregg on the Optelec more and more each day. Thank you!
https://lowvisionsource.com/testimonials/1674
The devices that you sold me have made a huge difference in maintaining my independence. Thank you, Stu.
Marty A.
AdaptiVision
2020-01-08T22:24:15+00:00
Marty A.
The devices that you sold me have made a huge difference in maintaining my independence. Thank you, Stu.
