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Low Vision Magnifiers
Are You Tired of Using Different Types of Low Vision Magnifiers?
Vision impairment affects about 12 million people in the U.S. aged 40 or above
If you have been struggling to choose and switch between different types of magnifiers while performing different types of tasks, you are not alone. People suffering from low vision often go through this ordeal.
For instance, let’s have a look at what an average mom with low vision might need:

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IrisVision is an assistive technology solution approved and registered by the FDA as a Class-1 medical device, one of the best low vision magnifiers in the market right now.
Comprised of Samsung’s VR headset and latest smartphone, it is designed to facilitate people suffering from low vision conditions such as Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy, Cataracts, Macular Degeneration and so forth.
IrisVision Low Vision Magnifiers Can Help You With
IrisVision helps users overcome many macular degeneration conditions including:
A Technological Breakthrough Developed with Insight from the World’s Best Eye Doctors
The world’s top eye doctors and low vision experts have contributed to the development of IrisVision with funding from the National Eye Institute (NEI), leading to the most clinically-validated wearable low vision aid today.
Browse Software Lenses
Scene Mode
For distance, intermediate or near tasks this vivid, high definition view offers instant auto focus and an industry-leading 70° field of view with up to 14X magnification.
Scene with Bubble
Play cards, games, or enjoy crafts and hobbies using the Bubble View lense to zoom in on areas of interest while keeping the overall scene in context. Customize this lens on the fly by changing size, placement, and magnification of this “virtual telescope.”
Colored Reading
When reading text is difficult such as menus, package instructions, or extended reading of a glared surface, patients choose the color contrast that works best for their vision.
Bioptic Mode
Useful for distance viewing such as reading signs or finding items on a shelf. Magnify a specific area without losing the context of the entire scene. Adjustable level of magnification or move area of focus to top or bottom.
Reading Line Mode
Reading lengthy text, as in a book or magazine may be easier using our bar magnifier to comfortably view a segment of words. Patients no longer lose their place or skip lines.
IrisReader (Optical Character Recognition)
IrisVision reads to patients by scanning a page of text and reading aloud. Text is displayed in large, high contrast text while they listen.
RP Mode
For Glaucoma, Retinitis Pigmentosa, or other field restrictions, the 70 degree image virtually expands the field of view. Changeable on the fly for various viewing tasks, near to far.
Flashlight Feature
Use the flashlight feature to brighten up dark environments without optimal lighting. This feature is readily available in all software lenses.
Browse Software Lenses
Scene Mode
For distance, intermediate or near tasks this vivid, high definition view offers instant auto focus and an industry-leading 70° field of view with up to 14X magnification.
Scene with Bubble
Play cards, games, or enjoy crafts and hobbies using the Bubble View lense to zoom in on areas of interest while keeping the overall scene in context. Customize this lens on the fly by changing size, placement, and magnification of this “virtual telescope.”
Colored Reading
When reading text is difficult such as menus, package instructions, or extended reading of a glared surface, patients choose the color contrast that works best for their vision.
Bioptic Mode
Useful for distance viewing such as reading signs or finding items on a shelf. Magnify a specific area without losing the context of the entire scene. Adjustable level of magnification or move area of focus to top or bottom.
Reading Line Mode
Reading lengthy text, as in a book or magazine may be easier using our bar magnifier to comfortably view a segment of words. Patients no longer lose their place or skip lines.
IrisReader (Optical Character Recognition)
IrisVision reads to patients by scanning a page of text and reading aloud. Text is displayed in large, high contrast text while they listen.
RP Mode
For Glaucoma, Retinitis Pigmentosa, or other field restrictions, the 70 degree image virtually expands the field of view. Changeable on the fly for various viewing tasks, near to far.
Flashlight Feature
Use the flashlight feature to brighten up dark environments without optimal lighting. This feature is readily available in all software lenses.
Media Features

Youtube
A gateway to information to stay informed, learn new skills, or simply experience loved ones’ shared videos. Includes voice-enabled search and bookmarking.

Camera & Photo Gallery
Patients capture and re-live the moments that matter most. Zoom-in to take a closer look at details. They’ll find the pictures both large and clear.

Amazon Alexa
Your patients’ own personal voice assistant. Responds to prompts for information such as, “What’s the latest news?”, “What time is it?”, or “What’s the Dodgers’ score?”

TV Exposure Presets
Provides a wonderful viewing experience with any level of background light and screen settings on TVs, tablets, and monitors, rendering custom adjustments on your TV obsolete.

Youtube
A gateway to information to stay informed, learn new skills, or simply experience loved ones’ shared videos. Includes voice-enabled search and bookmarking.

Camera & Photo Gallery
Patients capture and re-live the moments that matter most. Zoom-in to take a closer look at details. They’ll find the pictures both large and clear.

Amazon Alexa
Your patients’ own personal voice assistant. Responds to prompts for information such as, “What’s the latest news?”, “What time is it?”, or “What’s the Dodgers’ score?”

TV Exposure Presets
Provides a wonderful viewing experience with any level of background light and screen settings on TVs, tablets, and monitors, rendering custom adjustments on your TV obsolete.
See IrisVision Users’ Stories

“When I put the IrisVision on I started freaking out, I could actually see!” – Sevena
Sevena
Congenital Cataracts

“I was blocking my students’ view and moving all around the whiteboard to read it. Now I can stand in the back of the room and still see the board.” – Ashley
Ashley
Stargardt Macular Degeneration

“Just a few days ago I replaced three electrical outlets without any problems. IrisVision is what’s keeping me employed!” – Ed
Ed
Retinitis Pigmentosa
Find out if IrisVision is for you
Low Vision Magnifiers?
Low vision magnifiers are optical devices that help you see a clear and magnified view of your surroundings. Magnifiers reinstate your ability to see objects at a far-off distance, which is otherwise impossible for visually impaired people to do.
Magnifiers help make it easy and strain-free for you to perform your daily tasks, by simply holding the device in the desired direction, you get to see a sharp and zoomed-in image of a person or object around you.
Main Types of Low Vision Magnifiers
There are a number of low vision magnifiers with varying magnification power and features to help you see better. However, most magnifiers are task-specific, with power ranging from 2x to 10x. Each low vision magnifier is designed to assist with a particular activity and their product specifications are better suited for certain eye conditions, which means that you would have to use multiple low vision magnifiers for each of your visual problems.
Among various types of low vision magnifiers, some are ideal for on-the-go reading and writing, others for screen reading, and for book reading or office/ school work.
Let’s look at the different types of low vision magnifiers:
Is there a smart low vision aid with all-in-one magnification features for different tasks?
Yes, there is!
IrisVision is an all-in-one low vision solution.
As unbelievable as it sounds, the versatile design of IrisVision is a wonder at the hands of neuroscientists and Samsung technology.
IrisVision lets you switch between simple and more complex tasks, according to the need of the hour.
Let’s see how the features of IrisVision can end your search for multiple magnification devices.
1: Used for Reading Books
Visual impairment greatly restricts your ability to read, but as most information around us is in the form of written content, such as price tags and medical prescriptions, so your low vision magnifier must have easy and convenient reading features.
If you have macular degeneration or glaucoma, the following reading modes in IrisVision let you read without anyone’s assistance:
2: Used as a Portable Magnifier
The IrisVision headset is a bit more sturdy than your average eyesight glasses, but the sturdiness comes packed with numerous features as well. Nonetheless, this wearable headset is portable and easy to carry around everywhere you go.
While going out at a restaurant, for a stroll in the park, or your workplace, you can keep wearing an IrisVision headset and work independently.
3: Used as an Electronic Video Magnifier
Instead of owning a separate magnifier for workplace and school activities, you can now access features within the IrisVision headset.