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SpeechLabel Laundry Button Labels (NFC) - Washable Clothing Labels
$34.50
These are small washable button-style tags that you attach to clothing, towels, or linens, then pair with your own spoken notes. Hold a compatible phone near a tag and the SpeechLabel app plays back what you recorded, such as color, size, care instructions, or which items go together as an outfit. That makes it easier to sort a closet or laundry without relying on sight. The tags are made to go through repeated washing and drying, and the pack has 20 of them. You'll need a smartphone with NFC (a short-range tag reader) and the free app, so this works best for someone comfortable using a phone, or with a helper nearby.
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SpeechLabel Starter Package - Audio Labeling Kit for Low Vision
$23.95
This kit lets you label things around your home with your own recorded voice. You stick a label on an item, scan it with the free SpeechLabel app, and record a message or type a description. The next time you scan it, the app reads your note back, which helps with identifying groceries, clothing, medications, documents, and other household items. The starter package has 25 grocery barcode labels, 5 thick barcode labels, 5 NFC stickers, and 5 NFC buttons, so you can try both label types and see which one suits you. The labels handle everyday use and light moisture, so they work in kitchens, pantries, and closets. You need your own iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet, since the app does the scanning and speaking.
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Listen Tech ListenTALK GR16 System (LKS-9-A1)
$6,874.00
The ListenTALK GR16 is a portable wireless system that sends one person's voice to a group of listeners, so everyone hears the speaker clearly through their own ear speaker. It's built for settings like guided tours, training sessions, and simultaneous interpretation, where one leader talks and the rest listen. Each transceiver and receiver comes with ear speakers, a battery, and a breakaway lanyard. The product name says GR16 and the details mention one leader with fifteen participants, though the description also says seven participants, so confirm the exact group size with the seller before ordering. Communication goes one way only, so listeners can't talk back through the system. You can set it up through software, a charging case, or NFC (tap-to-pair) pairing, and it can be expanded later.
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BlindShell Classic 2 - Cardinal Red
$649.00
The BlindShell Classic 2 is a cell phone with a physical keypad, spoken menus, and voice control, built for people who can't rely on a touchscreen. Beyond calls, it handles WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, email, GPS location, internet radio, YouTube, and a built-in book reader. It also has helpful extras: NFC tags you can stick on objects to identify them, color recognition, a magnifier, and BlindShell Beep support for finding personal items. It comes in cardinal red, with a loud speaker, a 13 MP camera, a long-lasting battery, and a charging cradle. Expect to spend some time learning the menus and getting accounts like email and messaging set up.
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BlindShell Classic 2 - Midnight Black
$649.00
The BlindShell Classic 2 is a cell phone built for people who are blind or have low vision. It pairs a physical keypad with spoken menus and voice control, so you can use it without seeing the screen. It covers calls and also messaging apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, email, GPS location, internet radio, YouTube, and a built-in book reader. It also has a magnifier, color recognition, and NFC object tagging, which lets you label personal items. It works with BlindShell Beep to help find things you've misplaced. A 13 MP camera, a loud speaker, and a charging cradle round out the package. Because it runs its own system, expect to learn its menus rather than reuse what you know from a smartphone.
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Tactile Periodic Table
$47.00
The Tactile Periodic Table lets a student explore the periodic table of the elements by touch, so chemistry reference material isn't locked behind print. It comes in two braille code options, UEB (Unified English Braille) and Nemeth, which is the braille code used for math and science notation. It's meant for independent use, so a student can look up and study the elements without a sighted helper reading the chart aloud. This is a print-style reference piece, so you'll want to pick the braille code your student reads before ordering.
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Tactile Periodic Table (UEB)
$47.00
This tactile periodic table lets a student explore the elements by touch, with labels in Unified English Braille (UEB). It's made for braille readers who want to study chemistry on their own.
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Tactile Periodic Table (Nemeth)
$47.00
This tactile periodic table lets a student explore the elements by touch instead of by sight. It is made for learners who read braille, and the Nemeth in the name means it uses the Nemeth Code, the braille system for math and science notation. It can support independent study in chemistry and science classes.
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(Louis) Periodic Table of Elements Reference Booklets, UEB Technical (Braille)
$173.00
These reference booklets give braille readers a tactile version of the periodic table of elements, written in Unified English Braille (UEB) Technical, the braille code used for science and math. They suit a student who reads braille and needs to look up element information in a chemistry or science class. This is printed braille only, so the reader needs to already know UEB Technical to use it well.
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Tactile Ionic Bonding Kit: UEB
$299.00
This kit gives students a hands-on way to learn how ionic bonding works. Soft, flexible foam pieces stand in for ions, and you fit oppositely charged ions together to see how a bond forms. The pieces carry UEB (Unified English Braille) labels, so a student who reads braille can follow the lesson by touch. It's meant for students who learn science best through touch, including those who are blind or have low vision. It's a teaching model rather than a standalone lesson, so a teacher or family member will want to plan how to use it.
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SpeechLabel Touch Sticker Labels (NFC) - 25 Audio Labels
$32.95
These NFC stickers let you attach a spoken description to everyday things like food containers, medications, files, and storage bins. You record a voice note in the free SpeechLabel app, stick the label on the item, then tap a compatible smartphone to the sticker to hear it played back. It's a hands-on way to tell similar items apart without reading print, and it can help someone who is blind, has low vision, or has trouble remembering what's where. The pack has 25 stickers, and they only speak through a phone running the app, so a compatible smartphone is part of the setup.
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WayLink Scanner
$99.95
The WayLink Scanner is a small handheld NFC reader that reads WayTags, the tags you stick on clothing, food, medicines, files, and other items, and sends the label information to the WayAround app on your phone. Because it scans continuously and connects to your phone by Bluetooth, you can work through a pile of tagged items without holding your phone up to each one. It's also useful when you want your hands free, or if your iPhone or Android phone doesn't have its own NFC reader. It fits in the palm of your hand, charges in under an hour, and can scan hundreds of tags between charges. This is only the reader. You'll also need the free WayAround app and a supply of WayTags, and you'll have to tag and label each item yourself.
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On-Metal WayTag Magnets - 25 Pack
$29.95
These are square magnetic WayTags, made for sticking to metal items like food cans or metal cabinets. Each tag holds a label you create in the free WayAround phone app, either typed or recorded in your own voice. Later, you scan your phone over the tag and the app shows the information. With VoiceOver or TalkBack turned on, it reads that information aloud. This pack has 25 tags, which are about the size of a quarter, and you can reuse them by editing the label. The tags don't do anything alone, so you'll need a smartphone with the app.
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Tactile Connections, Green Cards (pack of 15)
$13.23
This is a pack of 15 green cards that replaces the green cards in the Tactile Connections: Symbols for Communication kit. The cards are cut from 3mm green Sintra material and measure 2 1/4 by 3 1/2 inches. Five of them have two small holes, and all have angled corners at one end, so each card can be told apart by touch. They arrive in a labeled zip bag and are meant for children who use touch to communicate. They're intended for use with adult supervision, since the small parts are a choking hazard for children ages 5 and under.
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PicSeePal Snaps
Est. $10–$30
These are clear snap-in panels that add storage space to a PicSeePal, so you can keep more AAC symbols close at hand. The panels are transparent and durable, so symbols don't need to be laminated, and you can swap them quickly, even in the middle of a messy classroom activity. A pack holds five panels. They only work as an add-on, so you'll need a PicSeePal to use them.
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Medallion Series Cell Phone Transmitter (CEL-MC)
$81.51
The Medallion Series Cell Phone Transmitter senses when your phone vibrates and sends a signal to a Medallion Series Receiver, which alerts you to the incoming call or message. You lay its disc on your smartphone, so the phone's vibration is what sets it off. This is a good fit for someone who can't hear a ringtone and wants a flashing, shaking, or louder alert somewhere else in the home. It works only with a Medallion Series Receiver, which is sold separately, and its range is up to 500 feet. Two AA batteries are included, and a light shows when the batteries run low.
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Tactile Connections and Match-It-Up Frames, White Cards (pack of 15)
$13.20
This is a pack of 15 white cards, sold as a replacement item for the Tactile Connections: Symbols for Communication kit and the large and small Match-It-Up Frames sets. Those materials are made for young children who learn through touch, such as a child with a vision impairment who is building early communication skills. These cards are only a refill. You need one of those original sets to use them, and a teacher of students with visual impairments or a speech-language pathologist can help you choose and use the materials with a child.
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