Visually Impaired Products

What Does It Mean To Be Visually Impaired?

Vision impairment can be defined as any kind of problem concerned with one’s vision. Each problem has its own drawbacks and effects such as peripheral vision loss, central vision loss or blurred vision.

Many of such conditions can often be treated conveniently with eye glasses or contact lenses.

However, when one or more areas of the eye or brain involved in processing the images get infected or damaged, you can be inflicted with severe or total vision loss. These are the cases when complete vision restoration is not possible with either corrective lenses like glasses and contacts, or medical treatment like surgery.

According toCentre of Disease Control and Prevention:

• Approximately 12 million people 40 years and over in the United States have vision impairment

• 1 million who are blind

• 3 million who have vision impairment after correction

• 8 million who have vision impairment due to uncorrected refractive error.

Visual impairment is not the same as vision loss or complete blindness but as a matter of fact is used by experts to describe any type of vision loss, be it partial vision loss or total vision loss.

Complete blindness may refer to a condition where people are not able to see anything but the term ‘legal blindness’ refers to those people that aren’t devoid of their vision completely.

In technical terms, they would have to get as close as 20 feet from an object to see it as sharply as someone with normal vision could see it from 200 feet away.

How to Address Vision Impairment?

According to the estimates ofWHO:

Around 80% of the vision impairment throughout the world is considered avoidable.

Though there are different remedies, medications and treatments to treat eye diseases or prevent them from deteriorating, other injuries or harm caused by eye conditions may be irreversible.

Low vision glasses and contact lenses can be used to treat uncorrected refractive errors, whereas cataract surgery may help restore your vision.

Similarly, people with irreversible vision impairment may resort to low vision aids like IrisVision, which can augment their diminished vision caused by a host of different eye diseases.

How IrisVision Can Help the Visually Impaired and Legally Blind?

IrisVision has been designed as a vision enhancement solution, an assistive wearable device aimed to help people make the best of their leftover vision. So, let’s have a look at how it can help the visually impaired to restore their vision.

As a Product for the Visually Impaired

As the name suggests, products designed especially for the visually impaired cater to people with deteriorated vision due to various eye diseases or some accidents in certain cases; for example, concussion.

Though there’s a whole range of conventional products for the visually impaired, such as magnifiers, talking products like talking watches and calculators, reading and writing aids for visually impaired, sunglasses and so forth, each of these products are limited in terms of their usage.

A revolutionary low vision solution like IrisVision, on the other hand, offers a dynamic range of benefits, serving as a holistic low-vision solution.

Whether your vision impairment is caused by macular degeneration, glaucoma, or diabetic retinopathy, it has a range of award-winning software lenses that cater to the differing needs of people suffering from different eye diseases.

As Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired

The significance of assistive devices for the visually impaired cannot be overstated, because of the hampered natural ability to see things.

Some examples of assistive technology for the visually impaired are screen readers for the blind, screen magnifiers etc.

However, IrisVision has redefined assistive technology for the visually impaired, by providing the visually impaired community with a breakthrough technology that can help them restore their sight and help them become independent in their lives.

As the Best Low Vision Aids for Visual Impairment

When it comes to the best aids for the visually impaired, nothing really comes up to the par with IrisVision, which continues to make new developments at the intersection of vision-care and innovative technology.

This breakthrough technology has revolutionized the lives of thousands of people with vision impairment through its comprehensive set of features that enable them to carry out each task for something as simple as reading aids for visually impaired to speech-recognition based video-player for visually impaired. You get almost everything covered in this one wholesome solution for people suffering from different types of vision impairment.

As Smart Glasses for Visually Impaired

As we all know it’s extremely difficult for the visually impaired to go about their daily lives and important activities without assistance and the help of most of them need some sort of glasses anyway.

But why do you need to opt for conventional low vision glasses if you can get your hands on IrisVision smart glasses.

IrisVision smart low vision glasses is the perfect solution for the visually impaired, that consists of various reading modes, offers customized modes for different eye diseases, enables you to capture images, watch videos, and so much more.

Its out-of-the-box features makes IrisVision the best smart glasses for low vision such as smart voice commands that enhance the user-friendly hands-free experience.

Other Salient Features

• Adjustable IPD (interpupillary distance)
• Self Administered Vision Tests
• Powerful autofocus with near to far distance lenses
• Removable eye guard to suit surrounding lighting conditions
• An advanced camera with 30 frames/second resolution

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“IrisVision has given me a newfound sense of independence, like being able to watch TV from across the room without needing to ask my husband what is happening on the screen. It’s the little things, things that sighted people truly take for granted.****”

-Trish, from Arizona, one of six members in her family who have Juvenile Stargardt’s Macular Dystrophy

Thousands of low vision and vision impaired individuals across the global have experienced the change.

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Low Vision FAQs

What products do blind people need?

• Assistive Technology Products
• Low Vision Glasses like the IrisVision Accessible Mobile Apps
• Braille Printers
• Reading Magnifiers
• Braille Translators
• CCTVs/Video Magnifiers

What are assistive devices for visually impaired?

Assistive technology products are specifically designed for people suffering from low vision or vision loss to help them with independent living. Some of these devices include screen readers, reading magnifiers, low vision glasses, braille printers etc.

Where can I buy products for visually impaired?

Assistive technology products can be purchased online but usually become challenging when finding the best-suited personal fit. IrisVision is one of the leading low-vision solutions that offer a 30-day trial period for the user as well as free consultation remotely.

Are there glasses for blindness?

There are several electronic glasses that help the legally blind and people with low vision see clearly, but are either costly or hard to use. Smart glasses like IrisVision Inspire, award-winning electronic glasses leverage functional areas of the eyes to restore vision instantly, catering to people with irreversible damage to their vision either through an eye condition or an eye injury.

How much is IrisVision device for?

IrisVision assistive devices come in different price ranges, each featuring award-winning software lenses.

IrisVision Live VR headset costs 2950$ and comes with comprehensive assistive features comparatively more affordable than other available low-vision solutions holding fewer media features and software lenses like Esight, and NuEyes. IrisVision Inspire electronic glasses are only available in the U.S and cost $3,995. Both the devices are available at zero cost to qualifying veterans as a covered cost from the Veterans Army.