Retinitis Pigmentosa Patient can read again and see people using Special Low Vision Readers | IALVS

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[@dianekennedy7086]

Thanks for posting this - it gives me some hope.

[@TheSynthFreq]

Omg wow! What are these lenses called? I’m blind and only have light perception, some movement detection but most of my color vision is ok if an image is close enough. I wear lenticular lenses of x6 power. Normally these are used for low vision reading but I wear them full time and love the extra visual information I can see. I have field loss of 10 degrees OU, congenital nystagmus with oscillopsia severely, severe congenital amblyopia where only right eye sees, and cortical visual impairment CVI, never had normal vision. Does your glasses help someone like me? I’m 36 y/o, a twin of whom also has identical vision, low vision, blindness. Please help...

[@anastasiacastrovillo4693]

Did anyone ever respond to your question?