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AIDS AND DEVICES Aids and Devices we carry at CSVR CSVR has a wide and comprehensive inventory of aids and devices. We make every effort to obtain the highest quality assistive devices at the best price for our clients. Some of the items we stock are listed below. There are many others, and we can obtain custom devices as needed. Magnifiers- electronic Desktop CCTV video magnifiers Portable CCTV magnifiers Hand held CCTV magnifiers Head-mounted CCTV magnifiers Magnifiers, optical Wide variety of illuminated stand and hand-held magnifiers Non-illuminated magnifiers Pocket magnifiers Telescopic magnifiers Monocular, binocular "Sports glasses" Special magnifiers for TV viewing Glasses Wide variety of "high-plus" glasses, from 4.00 to 48.00 strength. These vary in style and price, and we stock about 100 different glasses. Loupes and clip-on ads Sunglasses of many types Adaptive computer software We stock several types of computer screen magnification and reading software Large print keyboards New inexpensive CCTV at CSVR! In our continuing effort to obtain the best aids and devices for our clients, and with the help of the Macular Degeneration Foundation, we have obtained a high quality affordable alternative to the expensive desktop CCTV. The magnifier is a hand-held video magnifier which connects to a standard TV. It features a wide range of magnification, white on black, black on white and normal color. It has a freeze frame. It is easy to use and light. And, best of all, it is inexpensive- only $90.
First visit to our Clinic
Patients are encouraged to have a family member or friend with them during the initial visit. Any glasses or magnifiers that are used should be brought to the clinic on the initial visit. If any particular piece of written material or task is a problem, a sample could be brought along. Contact Us if you have any questions. Many aids, devices and magnifiers are available. At CSVR, we have an extensive inventory of devices and magnifiers. Indeed, there are so many that it is important that the person with low vision have a complete evaluation by a low vision specialist to determine which is best suited for that individual. If a person just buys a magnifier, they will usually buy the wrong one. It may be too weak, too strong, or not the right type. Possibly less expensive or simpler devices may be available. Variety of devices and magnifiers in our offices Some very simple changes or devices may help make life easier for people with low vision. Better lighting, improved contrast, avoiding clutter and simple markers may be as helpful than expensive magnifiers. Large print (as, the large print checks below) often help. Our Occupational Therapist will help with all of these.
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