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Best Low Vision Aids for the Classroom

Posted by Steven Barclay on

Best Low Vision Aids for the Classroom

Competition has never been fiercer in the video magnifier business. It seems that every major company has units that are designed to attract education business. But what is the best solution?

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Better Put a Label On It!

Posted by Ryan Fleury on

Better Put a Label On It!

Having the ability to label items around the home or office can be incredibly useful for those with Blindness or Low Vision. Ryan Fluery steps us through an innovative and inexpensive new labeling system called WayAround.

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So SUNU Me

Posted by Steven Barclay on

So SUNU Me

Steve Barclay discusses some mobility aids from the not-so-recent past before walking through some of the amazing benefits of a newer innovation Smart Band, the SUNU Band.

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The Importance of Digital Accessibility

Posted by Rob Mineault on

The Importance of Digital Accessibility

May 16th is Global Accessibility Awareness Day and we're celebrating by examining the importance of digital accessibility.

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What to do when you've been diagnosed with a visual impairment

Posted by Rob Mineault on

What to do when you've been diagnosed with a visual impairment

There aren’t many more traumatic events that can happen in a person’s life than being diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition or to have your vision change suddenly. Not only can it be overwhelming emotionally, but it can be hard to know where to turn for resources to help manage this life change, what support groups exist, and what to expect in the coming months or years. Almost every person living with a visual impairment will tell you that this initial stage can be a very dark time, filled with uncertainty and grief. But they will also likely tell you...

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