Vision
Your vision is an important gift that you use just about every wakeful moment of every day. Between sunny days and low-light situations, your vision gets a real workout. Using a computer can stress your vision even more. Yet, using a computer doesn't have to give you a headache, blurred vision, or dry eyes. There are steps that you can take to help protect your vision while working on the computer.
We all know that the sun can damage our skin causing skin cancer, so we wear plenty of sunscreen. But did you know that protecting your eyes from the sun can decrease your risk of developing serious vision issues such as cataracts and age-related macular degeneration? Here's what you need to know.
Have you ever been frustrated with your computer while trying to click your mouse on those tiny little scroll bars? 
Working on a computer can be difficult for those with aging eyes, dexterity problems, arthritis, and shaky hands.
There is help for those who want to use a computer, but have vision or dexterity problems. The Big Keys LX keyboard offers a large-key keyboard that is customizable to your needs.
It's estimated approximately 10 million Americans are blind or visually impaired. And the world they live in is filled with important information they can't see. This groundbreaking new device that can instantly bring them a wealth of written information in a brand new way.