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SquareGlow Emergency SOS Button
$34.99
The SquareGlow Emergency SOS Button is a small personal alarm. When someone presses it, it sounds a loud alarm to get attention nearby. If you pair it with the SquareGlow app, pressing it also sends an alert to the person's emergency contacts. It attaches to a lanyard so it can be worn all the time, which suits someone in your care who may need to call for help quickly. The loud alarm works by itself, but the contact alerts only work once the button is paired with the app.
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ClearSounds Amplified SOS Alert Phone- 110dB
$199.95
This corded amplified phone comes with a wearable pendant. Press the pendant's button and the base unit auto-dials up to 6 numbers you've programmed in, such as family members or a neighbor. The pendant works up to 195 feet from the base, and it can also answer and end calls from across the room. The phone itself is built for hard-to-hear calls: amplification up to 110dB with full-range tone control, a bright visual ringer, a speakerphone, and Caller ID that stores 99 names and numbers. A big backlit keypad and a large adjustable display make it easier to read and dial. There's no monthly fee, but that also means it isn't a monitored service. Calls go to the people you program in, not to a response center.
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SquareGlow SOS Emergency Caregiver Pager Button
$34.99
This is a small SOS button that sounds a loud alarm when pressed, so someone can call for help from anywhere in the home. It clips onto a lanyard, which lets the wearer keep it on them all day. If you pair it with the SquareGlow app, a press also alerts the person's emergency contacts. It can also work with paired SquareGlow receivers, which flash lights around the house, a good fit when the caregiver is Deaf or hard of hearing. The app and receivers are what turn the alarm into a wider alert system, so plan for a bit of pairing time.
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BlindShell Classic 2 Talking Cell Phone
$649.00
The BlindShell Classic 2 is a cell phone that speaks everything aloud and uses a tactile keypad with real buttons instead of a touchscreen. It handles calls, one-touch speed dials, texts, email, contacts, a calendar and notes. It also adds tools like a camera, color identifier, magnifier, FM radio, book reader, and an SOS button. Voice control works both online and offline, and an app catalog adds things like WhatsApp, Zoom, Spotify, Be My Eyes, and BARD mobile for NLS talking books. This is a standalone phone, so you'll need an active cell plan to use it for calls and texts.
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BlindShell Classic 3 Talking Cell Phone
$790.00
The BlindShell Classic 3 is a cell phone built for people who can't rely on a standard touchscreen. It has a large tactile keypad and a big high-contrast screen, and it speaks every menu item and keystroke aloud. You can also run every feature by voice, even without a connection. It covers calls with one-touch speed dials, texts, email, contacts, notes, and a calendar, and adds extras like a camera, color identifier, magnifier, FM radio, book reader, and a dedicated SOS button. A catalog of verified apps includes WhatsApp, Be My Eyes, Spotify, and Zoom. It comes in two colors, Ocean Blue and Golden Sand, with a matte surface for a steadier grip.
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PenAgain Ergo-Sof Grip by Performance Health
$57.35
The Ergo-Sof Grip is a writing aid with a wishbone-shaped design meant to make holding a pen easier and more comfortable. It's made for people who find writing tiring or painful because of arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or a weaker grip. It's a complete tool on its own, so you can pick it up and try writing right away.
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(Louis) Systems
$83.00
Louis Systems is a braille-format resource from APH — part of the Louis database, which is APH's catalog system for accessible educational and library materials in braille. This appears to be a physical braille document or reference system for students and educators who use braille as their primary literacy format. It's designed for braille readers — students who are blind or have significant vision loss — and would typically be used in an educational setting alongside other APH braille literacy materials. Note that the vendor page flags this product as discontinued, so availability may be limited; check with APH directly or explore the broader Louis catalog for current alternatives. Federal Quota funds are accepted, making it accessible to students through state quota allocation programs.
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(Louis) Plant is a System, A
$64.00
"A Plant is a System" is a short educational text from the Louis database, a collection of accessible reading materials from American Printing House for the Blind. It comes in braille and large print, so a student who reads by touch or needs bigger type can work with the same content. The listings don't say what the text covers beyond its title, so check the reading level and contents with the seller before ordering.
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SAM - Symbols and Meaning Kit
$428.00
The SAM - Symbols and Meaning Kit helps a child learn about people, objects, actions, and places so they can understand the symbols that stand for those ideas. It's a learning material for young students, and it's made by the American Printing House for the Blind.
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(Louis) StudySync, Reading and Writing Companion, Unit 7.2, Highs and Lows
$174.00
This is the Unit 7.2 "Highs and Lows" volume of the StudySync Reading and Writing Companion, listed in the Louis database that APH uses to catalog accessible textbooks. The page offers it as an E-File, a digital file you open on your own device rather than a printed book. It is a school reading and writing text for a student who needs the material in an accessible format. Because it is a file, you'll need a way to open it, such as a braille display or other reading tool, and someone to help set that up.
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Front Button Talking Watch
$10.95
This digital watch speaks the time aloud when you press the large round "talk" button on its face. All the buttons, including the ones for setting the time and alarm, sit on the front, so they're easy to find without turning the watch over. It also has an alarm with a choice of sounds, a snooze function, and an optional hourly chime. The black plastic buckle band gives it a sporty look, and it suits someone with low vision who wants to check the time by ear.
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Talking 1-Button Watch With Choice of Voice White Face, Silver Color, Silver Expansion Band
$49.95
This talking watch speaks the time aloud when you press its single button, so you don't need to read the display. You can pick a male or female voice, and it also has alarm and chime functions. The white face gives strong contrast for people with low vision, and the silver expansion band stretches to fit the wrist comfortably. It works as a complete watch on its own, which makes it a good everyday option for someone who wants the time without squinting at small numbers.
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Low Vision Watch - White Face - Gold Expansion Band
$27.95
This is an analog wristwatch made for people who have trouble reading standard watch faces. It has a white face with bold numbers, so the hands and numerals stand out clearly. The face is a large 1-3/8 inches across. The gold-toned case and expansion band stretch, so you can slip the watch on and off without working a clasp. That helps if fine finger movements are hard.
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Talking Watch 1-Button Black Face - Gold Exp Band - Mens
$38.95
This watch speaks the time aloud when you press its single button, and it also has a high-contrast analog face with white numbers on black. The one-button design keeps things simple, since the watch announces the time only and has no alarm or chime. It suits someone with low vision who wants to check the time by sight or by sound. It has a gold-toned case and expansion band.
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Apple Watch SE 3
$229.00
The Apple Watch SE 3 is a smartwatch that puts a heart sensor, wrist temperature sensing, GPS, and motion sensors on your wrist. Fall Detection and Crash Detection are built in to help get attention quickly if something goes wrong. It has a speaker and microphone, so you can take calls, dictate messages, and listen to audio from the watch itself. An Always-On display lets you check the time without raising your arm, which helps if lifting or turning a wrist is tiring. This is a general consumer device, so its accessibility value comes from how you set it up. It is built for the Apple ecosystem and pairs with an iPhone, so plan on that pairing before you rely on it.
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Central Alert CA360 Notification System CA-SOS Emergency Button
$41.11
The CA-SOS is a small, water-resistant emergency button you carry with you. When you press it, it signals a CentralAlert CA360 or CA-RX receiver from up to 200 feet away, so you can call for help from anywhere in the home without having to reach a phone or shout. It's useful for someone who needs a simple way to get a caregiver's attention, and the receiver can alert through the CentralAlert system. This is just the transmitter, so it only does something once it's paired with a CA360 or CA-RX receiver, and the system can use up to four of these buttons.
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Future Call Wrist Watch strap for 2 Way SOS Pendant Phone FC-0206
$15.00
This is a wrist strap made for the Future Call 2 Way Talking SOS Pendant Phone, model FC-0206. It lets you wear that pendant on your wrist like a watch instead of around your neck.
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Geometro: Rectangles and Isosceles Triangles, 12-pack
$109.00
This 12-piece add-on pack has six rectangles and six isosceles triangles. It works with the main Geometro Set, letting students build more 3D shapes than the base set allows.
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SquareGlow Doorbell Transmitter
$49.99
The SquareGlow Doorbell Transmitter is a wireless button you mount by your door. When someone presses it, it sends a signal to a SquareGlow Receiver, which flashes a light so you can see that a visitor has arrived. You can also use it as a personal SOS or pager button. No wiring is needed, and the signal reaches up to about 200 meters (600 feet). It comes with its battery, a mounting kit, a mini screwdriver, and four screws. This is only the sending half of the system, so it does nothing on its own until it's paired with a receiver. The receiver offers seven adjustable flash colors, and a side button on the transmitter lets you change colors.
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REHAdapt Floor Stand FS Mini
Est. $200–$450
The FS Mini is a small floor stand that holds a lightweight device, such as a communication aid or an eye gaze system like eyetuitive for iPadOS, in reach of someone at a bedside, a sofa, or a wheelchair. It has a flat base, lightweight tubes with QuickShift handles for repositioning, and a quick release system that lets you attach and remove the device fast. It can roll when tilted, so moving it around a room is manageable. It holds up to 2 kg, so heavier tablets and devices won't be safe on it. The mounting plate is sold separately, and you'll need it before anything can be attached.
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SAM - SYMBOLS AND MEANING Story Bag set (3 sizes)
$29.15
This is a set of story bags in three sizes, sold as a replacement piece for the SAM: Symbols and Meaning Kit from American Printing House for the Blind. It's meant for children, and it only makes sense if you already have that kit.
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SAM - Symbols and Meaning Basket
$22.05
This is the basket that comes with the SAM: Symbols and Meaning Kit, sold on its own as a replacement. It is meant for children learning to connect objects and symbols with meaning, and it is a part of that larger kit, not a stand-alone teaching tool.
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Watch Setting Service
$4.95
This is an add-on service, not a device. When you order a talking watch from LS&S, you can pay a small fee to have the time set before the watch ships. That way it arrives ready to use, so you or a family member don't have to find the time-setting controls. You'll need to tell them your time zone when you order. The service does not include the watch itself, so it only works alongside a talking watch purchase.
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SAM - SYMBOLS AND MEANING Plastic Story Pages (Set of 25)
$54.15
This is a set of 25 plastic story pages that replace pages in the SAM: Symbols and Meaning Kit, a learning kit for young children. It isn't a standalone product, so you'll need the original kit to use it.
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