Large Button Phone
Large Number Phone
With some phones you simply press the button that displays a picture of the person you want to call. If you have macular degeneration you must constantly adapt to a progressive loss of vision. Trouble seeing the numbers on the phone is an easy thing to overcome with a low vision phone. Some of the helpful features offered on the large number phone pictured here are: √ Large Numbers on Key Pad 
√ Lighted Key Pad√ LARGE backlit caller ID screen &radic: Large, one-touch, emergency dial button button on the back of the phone √ Clearer Sound - greatly reduces background noise √ Adjustable Loud Ringer √ Adjustable Volume Amplification up to 25dB √ Answering machine system is built into the handset √ 4 One-Touch Speed Dials √ Phonebook directory - easily store and dial frequently called numbers This low vision phone is offered by MaxiAids
Low Vision Phone
A less expensive low vision phone is a corded phone. The cost of this phone is $19.95. You can get either white letters on a black phone or bold, black letters on a white phone. Every one is different - some people prefer the white on black, while others see the black on white better. This large number phone can be purchased from MaxiAids, a company that specializes in vision aids for those with macular degeneration.
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