We provide a wide selection of low vision glasses and tools designed to help patients maximize their remaining sight and make a difference in their daily lives. These devices fall into three main categories: optical, non-optical, and electronic, each tailored to support different visual needs and daily tasks.

• Hand-held and standing magnifiers
  Hand-held and standing magnifiers are essential low vision aids that enlarge and clarify text, images, and objects for people with vision impairment. Designed for different tasks, they make reading, viewing labels, and other close-up activities easier, helping individuals with low vision maintain independence in daily life.

• Full-diameter telescopes
  Full-diameter telescope eyeglasses are specialized low vision aids designed to provide a wide field of magnification across the entire lens surface. Also known as Galilean telescopes, these glasses are ideal for stationary activities such as watching television, attending lectures, or enjoying theater performances. They are specifically made to enhance distance vision while you are seated and are not intended for walking or mobility. For added versatility, these telescopic glasses can also be adapted for intermediate or near-vision tasks by attaching a convenient reading cap to the front.
• E-Scoop glasses
  E-Scoop glasses feature five unique optical elements that enhance vision by redirecting it to a healthier part of the macula, improving clarity and contrast. They are an excellent choice for people in the early stages of visual impairment, helping maximize remaining vision and maintain independence.
• Bioptic telescopic glasses
  Bioptic telescopes are designed to let you move around safely while using them, making it possible to see clearly during activities such as driving or walking instead of remaining stationary.
• Tele-microscope glasses
  Tele-microscope glasses combine telescopic and microscopic lenses to magnify objects at various distances, helping you see both near and mid-range details more clearly. Also known as binocular telescopes, they are ideal for reading, using a computer, or viewing distant signs.
• Prismatic reading glasses
  Prismatic reading glasses use prisms to bend light, magnify text, and reduce eye strain during close-up tasks. They help you see more comfortably by shifting images to a healthier part of your retina and can also make reading easier if neck or back issues prevent comfortable upright positioning.
• Side-vision awareness glasses
  Side-vision awareness glasses (SVAG) are specialized eyewear designed to help you compensate for peripheral vision loss caused by conditions such as hemianopsia or stroke, improving spatial awareness and mobility.
• Absorptive lenses
  Absorptive lenses are specially tinted lenses that filter specific wavelengths of light to reduce glare, enhance contrast, and protect your eyes from harmful ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) rays.