Low Vision Blog

Mother of two wins a free Pebble low vision magnifier just in time to read bedtime stories

Posted on: Jul 26, 2010

Enhanced Vision in June 2010, announced the launch of the Pebble Portable 4.3 Low Vision Magnifier.  As the leading developer in low vision assist technologies, Enhanced Vision maintains a devotion to improving low vision technology, assisting the millions of Americans with low vision needs providing innovative low vision support devices.  Within the first month announcing […]

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FDA Approves In-Eye Telescope for Macular Degeneration

Posted on: Jul 14, 2010

By Denise DeWitt A new product just approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is offering new hope to elderly patients with end-stage age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The implantable, miniature telescope is considered breakthrough technology to help offset the effects of AMD, which results in functional vision loss and is the leading cause of […]

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Congratulations to Tresca Pennington, Pebble Drawing Winner for June 2010!

Posted on: Jul 13, 2010

Enhanced Vision, the leading developer of low vision devices, is having a monthly drawing on their website for a chance to win PEBBLE! Pebble’s small lightweight design makes it the perfect companion whether you’re travelling or at home. Easily read labels, prescriptions, price tags, menus, bus schedules and so much more with this ultra-portable video […]

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Stargardt’s Disease…legally blind already…and low vision devices

Posted on: Jul 13, 2010

Below is a testimonial from Tresca Pennington, she was the lucky winner of the monthly Pebble drawing for June 2010! In 1998, at 16 years old, I recall of one fateful ophthalmologist visit – the good doctor’s words, “progressive vision loss due to Stargardt’s Disease…legally blind already…and low vision devices”. Back then, A DEVICE sounded […]

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Through Virginia’s Eyes – Painting with Macular Degeneration

Posted on: Jun 23, 2010

A famous local artist, Virginia Doyle, has graciously lent her work to Benetech/Bookshare for display on conference room and hall walls. The unique aspect of this display is that in 2002, Virginia was diagnosed with macular degeneration, a medical condition of the eye that makes it difficult or impossible to read or recognize faces.  This […]

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Enhanced Vision Newsletter – July

Posted on: Jun 22, 2010

View this e-mail Online July 2010 Welcome to the Enhanced Vision monthly newsletter. Find out more about what we have to offer at www.enhancedvision.com. Upgraded Version of the Pebble Low Vision Magnifier Enhanced Vision launched their latest addition, Pebble 4.3, to their line of portable magnifiers. Pebble 4.3, with its larger 4.3″ LCD screen is […]

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Brian McKeever, first Winter Olympic / Paralympic athlete, sees his dream come true

Posted on: Jun 21, 2010

Brian McKeever never set out to be a trailblazer for elite athletes with a disability. The legally blind cross-country skier from Canmore, Alta., just wanted to push the limits of his own ability. But when he tackles an Olympic cross-country trail in the Callaghan Valley in February against the world’s best endurance athletes, the man […]

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Exciting New Upgrades to Popular Handheld Device offers Even More Options to the Visually Impaired

Posted on: Jun 18, 2010

Enhanced Vision launched their latest addition, Pebble 4.3, to their line of portable magnifiers. Pebble 4.3, with its larger 4.3” LCD screen is an upgraded version of its predecessor Pebble 3.5, a powerful handheld device that provides independence to the 15 Million+ Americans with low vision.

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Enhanced Vision Puts Up New Flag for Flag Day

Posted on: Jun 11, 2010

The Huntington Beach fire department lent us a hand in putting up our new flag for flag day 2010!

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Jordy in the News

Posted on: Jun 08, 2010

WVU mascot uses technology that keeps him focused When Derek Fincham was 2 months old, his parents noticed something wrong with his vision. His eyes were crossed and constantly moved back and forth. An eye specialist diagnosed his problem as ocular albinism, the absence of pigment in the eyes, which causes a variety of problems. […]

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