TV Magnifiers
TV Screen Magnifier and Television Screen MagnifiersMost of television screen magnifiers are high quality and offer a distortion free magnification. 
If you have a scotoma, which is a grey, black or bluury spot in the middle of your vision, try sitting closer to your TV. The farther away from the TV you are, the large the blind spot whereas the closer you are to the TV, the scotoma, or blind spot becomes smaller.
Television Screen MagnifierSize - buy the size that fits your screen. Here are the common sizes: 1) 13" to 15" magnifier turns it into a 22" screen 2) 17" - 19" - turns it into a 25" screen 2) 20" - 26" turns it into a 30" screen 3) 26" - 29" turns it into a 36" screen Magnifies approximately 2 times Easy to install by simply sliding the braces under your TV set Glare free Affordable - usually ranges from $40 to $100. It's much cheaper than buying a large screen TV.
TV Magnifying GlassesThese hands-free, head-mounted glasses TV magnifying glasses provide 2.1X magnification. They can be adjusted so that each eye lens can be focused separately. The glasses will focus on objects from distances of 10 feet to infinity (well not quite) and are perfect for watching TV, sporting events, movies, theater, bird watching, or any other distance viewing activity in which a magnified image would be helpful. For More Information:Go from TV Magnifiers to Macular Degeneration Magnifiers
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