Top 5 Low Vision Products for the Visually Impaired

* Simply allocate one of the coded self-adhesive labels and record and store your message on the PenFriend; to play back. just touch the PenFriend tip to the label and it will announce recordings specific to each label
* there is no limit to the record length associated with each label
* over 70 hours of recording time available on 1 GB internal memory
* ability to download MP3 files including books and music - computer required for this function.
* includes 127 labels in a mix of sizes and shapes, built-in speaker, USB cable, neck lanyard and two AAA batteries
* extra labels are available in packs of 380
* labels cannot go into the washing machine

HandleEasy 326i GSM is an easy to use no frills mobile phone for when you simply want to make and receive calls. Direct memory buttons and a large keypad and display make dialing easier, while a vibrating ringer alerts you of incoming calls.

Thank you, ILA super customer service for information about available carriers!

EYE-FLEX Low Vision Display Unit

The EYE-FLEX Low Vision Display Unit is an affordable, easy to operate, continuous autofocus color system, which also offers black and white or reverse image viewing. It is versatile: use it for reading text or multicolor magazines, looking at pictures, or doing hand work such as small repairs, crafts, writing cards & letters, doing crossword puzzles, etc.

Any of us over 40 years old will love this product! See yourself in real size and then flip the mirror so you are looking through the mirror at the other end of the flexible stand, and see your features magnified 5 times. The mirror you are not using serves as the stand for the other one and the flex arm allows you to twist it in just about any direction. It is a lightweight, neat looking and affordable magnifying mirror. At only $4.25 (this is a special sale price), you can purchase one of those for each of your friends for birthday gifts! Click on the image to shop now!

Adjustable magnification
4 inch color screen monitor
Natural colors/inverted colors
Positive/negative picture
High and low contrast with 3 illumination modes
TV connection

ILA Customer Service told me -- ILA - You can use the PVO to read books, magazines, maps, newspapers etc. You can read restaurant menus with it and read price labels when grocery shopping. It features distance viewing so that some people who don't have severe vision loss can see signs or objects across a room. You are able to view your handwriting when writing checks or receipts etc. You can also connect it to a television or computer monitor to increase the magnification.

Thank you! Independent Living Aids always helps me with my questions! Customer Service at its finest!