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Complete Braille Sudoku Set
$49.95
This set lets blind and low vision players do Sudoku by touch. You get a wooden board with 81 peg holes, arranged in nine 3x3 squares, plus a drawstring bag of Braille number pegs. Each peg has a raised line at the top and an indent at the bottom, so you can orient it quickly and read every number straight up and down. A Braille book of 100 Sudoku puzzles with solutions is included. The board is about 10 inches square and the whole game weighs just under 2 pounds, so it is easy to carry to a table or a friend's house.
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Big Button Talking Calculator With Function Replay
$15.95
This calculator speaks each number and function aloud as you press the keys, and it has big, color-coded buttons that are easy to see. A Repeat key replays your most recent entry, and Auto replay reads back the whole calculation so you can check your work. It has off, low, and high volume settings and an earphone jack for private listening. It can report numbers as whole units or one digit at a time. Headphones and the 2 AA batteries are not included, and it shuts itself off after 5 minutes of sitting idle.
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Braille Pill Box, 7 day compartments
$1.45
This weekly pill organizer has seven compartments, one for each day, with braille markings on each day so a blind person can find the right compartment by touch. It's a simple way to keep a week of pills sorted without needing someone to read the labels. The box is 6 inches long, 1 1/4 inches wide and 1 inch tall, small enough to fit in a drawer or bag. It comes in white or blue depending on what the manufacturer ships, and you can't choose the color. It's not returnable once opened.
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Digital Day Clock, 7"
$50.95
This 7-inch digital clock shows the time, day, and date in high-contrast white characters on a black screen. It spells out everything in full, with no abbreviations, so it's easy to read at a glance. That makes it a good fit for someone with low vision or memory loss who needs help staying oriented to the day. The frame measures 8" x 6", and the time digits are about 1 1/4" tall. It offers 8 display languages, including English, Spanish, and French. You can switch between 12- and 24-hour time and pick American or European date order. It also has 12 programmable alarms, and each one can carry a label, such as a reminder for medication or an appointment.
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Future Call Picture Phone with Speakerphone FC-1007SP
$54.95
This corded phone lets you call people by pressing a photo of them instead of dialing a number. It holds 10 one-touch or 10 two-touch memories, each with a small picture (about 1 by 1.5 inches). Saved numbers stay in memory even if the phone is unplugged from the line. It has a speakerphone and can sit on a desk or mount on a wall. It suits someone who can't reliably remember or dial numbers, or who finds small buttons hard to see or press.
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Say When Liquid Level Indicator
$12.95
The Say When hangs on the rim of a cup, glass, or mug and beeps when the liquid rises close to the top, so you can pour a drink without watching the level. It's useful if you can't see well enough to tell when a cup is nearly full. The unit is pocket-sized at about 2-5/8 inches long, runs on one 9-volt battery that comes with it, and works on its own with nothing else to buy.
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HALOS Multi Color Microwave Stickers
$11.95
These raised, self-adhesive stickers let you find and identify microwave buttons by touch, which helps most on flat touch-screen panels with nothing to feel. Each shape stands for a different function: a sideways triangle for start, an X for cancel, plus Power Level, Add Time, Popcorn, Pizza, Potato, Defrost, and Cook Time. Every function has its own color, so someone with some remaining sight can tell the stickers apart by sight too. A pack holds 2 stickers for each of the nine functions, so you have spares or can label a second appliance.
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Wire Loop Needle Threader - Pkg. of 10
$2.99
These wire loop needle threaders help you get thread through a needle's eye without having to line it up by sight and touch alone. They come in a pack of 10, so you have spares on hand. A good fit for anyone who finds threading needles hard because of limited vision or limited hand control.
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Talking Kitchen Timer
$14.95
This small countdown timer speaks the time out loud as you set it, so you can check what you've entered without reading the display. Press the talking button any time during a countdown to hear the hours, minutes, and seconds left. It can be set for up to 24 hours. A magnet and a fold-out stand/clip let you stick it to the fridge, prop it on a counter, or clip it nearby. It's a good fit for someone with low vision or blindness who wants to time cooking or other tasks without help. The display numbers are 3/4 inch high, which also helps if you want to glance at them.
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Reizen - Free Matter For The Blind- Self-Inking Stamp
$12.95
This self-inking stamp prints the postal phrase "Free Matter For The Blind and Phys. Handicapped" in black ink, so you can mark outgoing mail quickly without writing it out each time. The stamp has a sturdy base that helps you line up each impression, and the printed area measures 1 inch high by 2 inches long. A spare bottle of black ink comes in the box, so you can re-ink it when the impression fades. It suits anyone who regularly mails materials that qualify for this postal marking and wants a fast, repeatable way to apply it.
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Measuring Spoons with Braille Markings
$8.95
This set of four bright red measuring spoons lets you measure by touch as well as by sight. Each spoon has raised markings that show its size in teaspoons or tablespoons, in milliliters, and in Braille. The sizes are 1/4 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, and 1 tablespoon. Wide handles make them easier to grip, and a pour spout helps you tip ingredients out cleanly. They suit someone who is blind or has low vision and wants to cook or bake without asking for help reading the sizes.
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Micro-Speak Plus
Est. $40–$90
The Micro-Speak Plus is a pocket-sized digital voice recorder. You press a button to record, then play the recording back through the built-in speaker or through headphones. It has large, raised buttons you can find by touch, plus spoken prompts and on-board audio instructions, so you can use it without reading a screen. It's handy for quick notes, phone numbers, addresses, prescription instructions, lectures, or doctor visit memos. Recordings are saved as MP3 files, and it charges through a USB-C port. Headphones are not included.
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Low Vision Anti-Slip Tape- Yellow and Black
$32.95
This anti-slip tape puts a gritty, sandpaper-like surface on steps and walkways so feet grip better, and its bold yellow and black stripes make the edge of each step easier to see. The adhesive back sticks on without tools. The roll is 2 inches wide and 60 feet long, so one roll can cover many steps at home, in an apartment building, or at work. It's a good fit if someone has trouble seeing where steps start and stop, or if stairs feel slippery. It adds grip and contrast to the surface you put it on, but it doesn't make stairs safer in other ways, like adding handrails or better lighting.
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Pocket Braille Slate (Pins Up), Dark Plastic with Large Handle Stylus
$14.77
This pocket braille slate lets you write braille by hand, using the included large-handle stylus to press dots into paper. It has 4 lines of 28 cells, so you can jot down notes, labels, or short messages on the go. At about 8 by 2 inches and under a tenth of a pound, it slips easily into a pocket or bag. The slate is made for people ages 6 and up who read braille and want a simple, battery-free way to take notes. Writing by hand is slower than using a brailler, and it takes practice to form dots correctly.
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Pan Pickle- Yellow- Pack of 2
$17.95
Pan Pickles are small yellow silicone pieces that stick to a clean, dry surface and keep round items like pans, plates and bowls from sliding around. You can use one or a pair under a pan, and they peel up and reuse, so you can move them if the first spot isn't right. They also work as markers on an induction hob, so a pan goes in the same place every time. The same idea can set up a known spot for bowls and other round containers around the house. This helps someone with hand tremors, limited dexterity, or low vision. The silicone can't take the heat of gas or electric coil hobs, so use them with induction hobs only. This pack has two.
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CAN-DO Bumps-25 Large Transparent
$2.95
This pack holds 25 clear silicone bumps, each with an adhesive back, that you stick onto a smooth surface to mark a spot you can find by touch. Each bump is about 11 mm (.43") wide and 5.2 mm (.2") tall, so it is large enough to feel easily with a fingertip. Because they are transparent, they won't cover up labels, numbers, or buttons underneath. People often use bumps like these to mark an oven setting, a microwave start button, or a remote control key.
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Ezy-Dose Syringe Magnifier
$6.95
This small magnifier clips onto the barrel of a syringe and enlarges the printed calibration markings, so you can read the dose line more clearly before drawing up medication. It's made for 1/2 cc and 1 cc syringes. If you use a different syringe size, check that it will fit before you buy. It's a good fit for someone who finds the tiny markings hard to read and wants a simple, low-cost way to double-check a dose.
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BoldWriter 20 Pen 12-Pack + FREE BoldWriter 60 Pen- Bonus Bundle
$13.80
This bundle gives you twelve BoldWriter 20 pens, each with a bold 1.0 mm point and dark black ink, so your handwriting is easy to see and read back. A single BoldWriter 60 pen is added, with an extra-bold 2.0 mm point for even larger lettering. The ink dries quickly, doesn't smudge, and doesn't bleed through paper. The pens have an easy-to-grip design, which helps if you have limited hand strength or dexterity. They're a good fit for anyone with low vision who wants to read their own notes, lists, and labels. Because you get multiple pens, you can keep one at each place you write.
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Cafeteria and Craft Tray - Gray
$5.95
This gray plastic cafeteria tray gives you one defined space for keeping things where you can find and reach them. It works for eating utensils, craft supplies, or ingredients while cooking or baking. It suits someone with low vision or limited dexterity, since a set spot for each item means less searching and less sliding around. The tray measures about 11 by 13.5 inches and is washable. A Dycem sheet (a non-slip material sold separately) can be added as a liner to hold crafting tools in place.
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Talking Alarm Clock Medication Reminder
$54.95
This talking alarm clock reminds you to take medication with a spoken voice, up to four times a day. Each alarm speaks the time and date and names which dose is due, then repeats at intervals until you press the acknowledge button. After you press it, the clock tells you when the next dose is due. The display uses large type and a backlight, so it's easy to read at night. You can choose loud or extra-loud volume. It comes set to default alarm times for morning, afternoon, evening and night, which you can change.
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3 Blade Slicer and Dicer
$40.95
This slicer and dicer comes with three blades that snap in and out: a small dice, a medium dice, and a slicing blade for soft foods like eggs, strawberries, and mushrooms. You press food through the blade instead of cutting it by hand, so your fingers stay away from the knife edge. That makes it a good fit for a cook with low vision, or anyone who wants a safer way to chop onions and other produce. It holds 2 cups, and the whole unit comes apart to go in the dishwasher.
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AT&T Answering Machine With Audible Message Beep
$40.95
This add-on answering machine stores about 60 minutes of messages, memos, and announcements, up to 99 messages, until you delete them. With the audible alert turned on, it beeps every 15 seconds while new messages are waiting, so you don't have to see a blinking light to know someone called. It can also speak the caller's number, plus the time and date, as each message plays. Caller ID numbers are announced between the 2nd and 3rd rings, but that only works if you have Caller ID service from your phone provider. It runs in English or Spanish.
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AM/FM/CD Stereo with Cassette Play/Record, Aux Line In
$49.95
This portable stereo plays CDs, plays and records cassettes, and tunes AM and FM radio, all in one unit. It has big buttons that are easier to find and press, which helps if small controls are hard to see or use. You can also plug in an iPod or MP3 player through the aux line-in jack. One-touch recording captures from the radio, the aux jack, or a CD onto a cassette. It comes with an AC power cord, a built-in carrying handle, and a headphone jack. It can run on six C batteries too, but those aren't included.
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Wireless Charging LED Makeup Mirror
$129.99
This lighted makeup mirror has two sides: a regular 1x view and a 5x magnified view. You turn the mirror a full 360 degrees to switch between them. Daylight-style LEDs surround the mirror and have three brightness settings, so you can set the light for the task. A touch-sensitive switch on the base turns it on and off, which helps if small buttons are hard to see or press. The base also holds a phone upright and charges Qi-compatible phones wirelessly, and a USB port can charge a phone or tablet too. The mirror stands about 15.6 inches tall on a base roughly 11.5 by 6 inches, so plan on a permanent spot on a counter or table.
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