Low Vision Guide
Coping With Low Vision
A helpful introduction to the causes of low vision and the means to deal with it.
Low Vision Aids for Reading
Learn about the array of magnifiers, reading glasses, telescopes and closed-circuit television devices that are available to help the partially sighted read.
Aids for Distance Vision
Low vision devices to help the partially sighted get out and about, shop or just watch TV.
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Aids for Computer Use
Many people who are visually impaired can use computers thanks to magnifiers and special screen display software. Another useful option is an optical-character recognition system, which converts text into sound.
Finding a Low Vision Doctor
An expert can help you find the right low vision aid and train you on its use.
Tips for Coping With Vision Loss
Low vision is common among older people. These tips can help you cope with age-related vision loss.
New Low Vision Products
Keep up to date on the latest news about low vision and new low vision aids on the market.
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A cataract lens for better image quality, increased contrast sensitivity and improved functional vision.
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Now it's possible to correct the cataracts clouding your vision — and the astigmatism distorting your vision — all at once.
[Page updated March 2008]
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