Low Vision Blog

Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for trusting Enhanced Vision for your low vision needs. We understand that you have many choices when it comes to assistive technology resources and we appreciate your patronage. Referrals have become one of our most important sources of new business. In order to thank you for your referrals, we are […]

Kitchen Confidence From grocery shopping to cooking and organizing when you’re visually impaired

Claude Monet (1840-1926):

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View this e-mail Online September 2010 Welcome to the Enhanced Vision monthly newsletter. Find out more about what we have to offer at www.enhancedvision.com. You can read your favorite books again with Merlin Having to give up reading your favorite books, magazines and newspapers due to low vision is a tough decision that many people […]

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Eccentric Viewing by Dan Roberts September 2005 Reviewed by Jennifer Galbraith, O.D. For an audio version of this article, click here. Eccentric viewing is a technique used by people with central vision loss. Also called Preferred Retinal Loci (PRL), it is a method by which the person looks slightly away from the subject in order […]

Marla Runyan is an American woman who has made a name for herself as a successful professional distance runner in a variety of national track events, the Paralympics, marathons, and the Olympics. At the age of nine, Marla was diagnosed with Stargardts disease, a juvenile form of macular degeneration. She became legally blind and now […]