Low Vision Aids

Tools to Enhance Your Sight and Independence

Living with low vision can be challenging, but specialized vision aids can significantly improve quality of life. At Independence Again Low Vision, we provide a range of low vision aids tailored to your specific needs:

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Bioptic Telescopes

These are miniature telescopes mounted on glasses, allowing the user to switch between regular and magnified views. Bioptics are particularly beneficial for tasks like reading street signs or watching distant objects.
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E-Scoop Glasses

E-Scoop lenses are designed to enhance contrast and minimize glare. They incorporate a unique combination of prism, magnification, and color filters to improve overall visual clarity.
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Full Diameter Telescopes

These are larger telescopes mounted onto glasses, providing magnification for viewing distant objects more clearly. They are ideal for outdoor activities or watching television.
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Tele-Microscopes

Combining the features of a telescope and a microscope, tele-microscopes provide high magnification for reading or detailed work. They are available in both handheld and head-mounted designs.
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Prismatic Reading Glasses

These glasses incorporate prism lenses that help align the eyes and reduce eye strain, making reading and close-up tasks easier for those with central vision loss.
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ClearImage Microscope Glasses

Best suited for close-up activities that require high-powered magnification and edge-to-edge lens clarity.
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Side Vision Awareness Glasses

Designed to enhance peripheral vision, these glasses are particularly beneficial for individuals with tunnel vision or hemianopsia, improving spatial awareness and reducing blind spots.
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Absorptive Lenses

These specialized lenses filter specific wavelengths of light to reduce glare and enhance contrast, making it easier to see in various lighting conditions.
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Assistive Technology

New low vision assistive technologies are emerging daily. Adaptive software, video/digital magnifiers and smart glasses are all great options for an independent lifestyle at home, school or work.
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Finding Support and Solutions

At Independence Again Low Vision, we offer personalized strategies, adaptive devices, technologies and therapies designed to help individuals manage their vision loss effectively. Dr. Lindell works closely with each patient to create customized plans for living independently and confidently with low vision. Call for your free phone consultation to see if you qualify for a low vision examination.