What about books?

I am an avid reader (and listener) of books. I believe that the best way for a vision impaired person to read books is to read eBooks on a tablet.

You can download them free from your local library using "Libby". Download them to the same iPad or tablet you use for our low vision reader! In fact, you can use low vision reader as a convenient iPad stad while reading.

If there is a book you just can't find as an eBook, you can use our low vision reader bu raising the iPad holder to the highest position.

About the Inventor

Necessity truly is the mother of invention.I have had macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy for many years. I searched the internet constantly for impaired vision magnification aids. I've tried many of the less expensive ones, but was never really satisfied. The ones I wanted were way too expensive.

So I set about tinkering and came up with my Low Vision Reader.

I have also written a book which is sold on Amazon called "How to build the Stairway Valet" for us older people who can't comfortably carry thinks up and down the basement stairs.

Check it out HERE

The “LVR” is intended to provide a low-cost solution for low vision people who have macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, or other vision impairments that impede their ability to read the ordinary things you need in order to get through daily life.

Other “reading machines” are large, stationery, bulky and very expensive – using their own proprietary magnification electronic cameras and video screens.

Our device combines the use of ones’ own iPad (iPad not supplied) with an x-y axis table.

It allows you to read letters, bank statements, credit card statements and a variety of other reading material, at variable levels of magnification. It is small, just 15” square , llight weight, and portable. The X -Y axis tables lock in place for storage and portability. An LED light provides proper illumination.

It doesn’t require an iPad with a lot of memory, a several years old tablet will do. Even if the battery is somewhat rundown, it can be used for this purpose when the charger is plugged in.

A special free magnification app (Super Vision+) is downloaded from the App store to the iPad for use with this device.

Simple but elegant design allows low-cost construction. Until you can afford the $4000 model try our $349 version.

Ipad not included.

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What about price?

Our current discounted price for our low vision reader is $349.

Google: "eschenbach digital low vision readers"
to see prices for Eschenbach, Freedom Scientific, I-See, Show 12, Opetec and many others.

How can se sell it for so much less? Our product is hand made, and utilizes your own iPad. Why pay for a unit with its own proprietary camera and display unit, when you already own a tablet with excellent magnification capabilities, especially when used with a free app designed by Massachusetts Ear and Eye Infirmary.