TV Screen Magnifier
Those with macular degeneration experience the loss of central vision as well as their sharp, detailed vision and the ability to distingish colors. So the sharper and clearer your picture, the better for those with AMD. The new high definition TV's definitely provide a sharper and crisper image than the older TV models. It is also helpful to watch TV on a large TV screen. In this case, the bigger the screen the better. If you are in the market for purchasing a new TV select the largest screen that is affordable for you and fits in your family room. For better TV viewing, sit closer to the TV. The closer you are the better for those with AMD.
Television Screen MagnifiersTelevision screen magnifiers are an inexpensive visual aid for macular degeneration. They are easy to install by sliding the braces under your TV set. Some of the most common features are:
Magnifies approximately 2 times High quality, distortion free magnification Glare free Easy to install by simply sliding the braces under your TV set Affordable - usually ranges from $40 to $100.
Two things to know before you make your purchase is the size of the tv screen and if it is a LCD flat screen TV.
TV Magnifier for Flat Screen TV'sThis 32" LCD flat screen television turns your TV into a 38" picture. It is easy to assemble. The curved lens reduces distortion and the blue color enhances the image. Plus, the height and magnification are both adjustable during installation. Click on the picture to learn more. As your macular degeneration progresses you will find it easier to see the TV by sitting closer to it, using a larger screen and a HDTV. For More Information:
TV Glasses
TV viewing glasses are available. They are called MaxTV glasses. They are a type of binocular glasses that are hands free and provide 2.1X magnification. Each eye lens can be focused separately. The glasses will focus on objects from distances of 10 feet to infinity, and can be used for √ Watching TV √ Sporting Events, √ Movies, √ Theatre, √ Bird Watching, or any other distance viewing.
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