Top 5 Electronic Glasses for the Blind and Visually Impaired
#LIVE2.0 #Review Age brings all sorts of challenges, vision problems, and blindness among the most common That’s why aging adults report vision problems more than anyone else, not only in the US, but around the world. For instance, stats from the 2017 NHIS (National Health Interview Survey) reveal: About 10% of all the […]
Top 5 Devices That Can Help Legally Blind Live Independently
#LIVE2.0 #Review According to the estimates provided by NIH: The number of legally blind people (20/200 vision or worse) in the United States of America was well over 1 million in 2015. This means a significant chunk of people with special needs live right among us. It’s not only the deterioration of vision that […]
Optic Nerve Damage: Accompanying Eye Diseases & Eye Conditions
#LIVE2.0 #Review List of Contents What is Optic Nerve ? | Optic Nerve Damage Causes | Optic Nerve Damage Treatment | Optic Nerve Damage Repair | How to deal with Optic Nerve Damage | More people around the world experience vision loss due to some form of optic nerve damage, than any other eye disease. Your eyesight may have started to deteriorate and […]
Most Common Eye Problems – Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Options View Larger Image
#LIVE2.0 #Review List of Contents Macular Degeneration | Cataracts | Glaucoma | Diabetic Retinopathy | Dry Eyes Syndrome | Conjunctivitis (Pinkeye) Retinal Detachment | Uveitis | Eyestrain | Night Blindness (Nyctalopia) | Color Blindness | Eye Floaters Nearsightedness (Myopia) | Farsightedness (Hypermetropia) | Astigmatism | Presbyopia | Proptosis | Strabismus (Crossed Eyes) | Macular Edema Ever wondered what the causes for vision loss are? Or what are some of the daily activities that could put us at a risk? […]
COVID-19 and Blindness: Tips for Staying Safe and Connected
#LIVE2.0 #Review Get updates on COVID-19 and helpful tips to stay healthy Our daily update shares ways to protect yourself and your loved ones to ease uncertainty. Your privacy is important to us. Without a doubt, amid physical distancing due to COVID-19 pandemic, everyone is undergoing a plethora of different emotions as they come to terms […]
What is Tunnel Vision? Causes, Symptoms and Treatments for Peripheral Vision Loss
#LIVE2.0 #Review What is Tunnel Vision? ‘Tunnel Vision’ is quite a self-explanatory term, isn’t it? If you want it even simpler, it is a condition when your eyes’ field of vision is narrowed down to an extent that you can’t see sideways like you used to previously without turning your head sideways. That is […]
Types of Cataract Surgery – Knowing Your Options Better
#LIVE2.0 #Review What is cataract surgery? Cataract surgery is all about removing the faulty lens in your eye, and in majority of the scenarios, replacing it with an artificial lens. Cataract surgery is considered to be one of the most successful clinical managements in the healthcare sector with direct improvements in visual acuity as well […]
IrisVision Gets Fast Company Honoree Award
#LIVE2.0 #Review When our inventor and Co-Founder, Dr. Frank Werblin, set out to re-envision a solution for low vision (moderate to severe vision loss), who would have guessed we’d find ourselves here today? Having changed thousands of lives by enabling sight through science and technology, IrisVision is thrilled to be recognized by Fast Company as […]
Legally Blind – What’s to Know About?
#LIVE2.0 #Review List of Contents Legal Blindness Due to Reduced Visual Acuity | Legal Blindness Due to Visual Field Restriction | What Causes Legal Blindness? | Helpful Resources for Legally Blind “Legally blind” may not be a totally alien term to many of you, but some of you must have wondered quite a few times about what legally blind […]
All about Peripheral Vision
#LIVE2.0 #Review List of Contents What is Vision? | Different Types of Vision | What is Central Vision? | What is Peripheral Vision? | Why is Peripheral Vision Important? | Loss of Peripheral Vision | Peripheral Vision Test The eye is one of the five sense organs of the human body, which allows us to view objects […]
