There are electronic magnifying systems ... or multiple lenses like a telescopic monocular. Before getting a low-vision magnifier, you’ll be examined by an optometrist or ophthalmologist.

Low vision devices are task-specific and mainly electronic or optical. Electronic aids include projectors, tablets, screen readers, and video magnifiers. Optical aids include binoculars ...

Electronic low vision aids include closed-circuit television readers and video magnifiers (digital devices, such as the ClearView+ system; Optelec, or the handheld RUBY 7 HD device; Freedom ...

People with low vision have access to a range of assistive devices designed to make everyday life more manageable.

Here are a few low-vision aids that may help you. Just like their name suggests, magnifiers can enlarge ... Or you can get a tablet or electronic reader, such as a Kindle, which allows you to ...

These include handheld magnifiers with a light and magnifying domes that can be placed on top of a page, say low-vision specialists Samira Mortazavi and Asha Meloottu, both with Mass Eye and Ear ...

NEWBURYPORT — Newburyport Lion Bob LaFrance, the Visual Aid Club coordinator, attended the May 13 meeting of the Greater ...

As part of your wet AMD treatment plan, a healthcare professional may recommend low vision devices such as handheld magnifiers. You may be able to access similar aids on a smartphone. Depending on ...

“We’re doing a low vision clinic here at the education ... Many of the children receive an Onyx Electronic Video Magnifier which allows them to make the most of their remaining vision.