Are the sizes on these incredibly easy to read? I have poor eyesight and seem to have problems with all that I have tried. Thank you!
602618
The sizes are the same color as the cups and spoons. It would probably be easier to read them if they were a contrast color.
602619
No they are hard to read but like Bonnie said in her review, they are broken down in colors that help. Read Bonnie's review, she was more helpful,lol.
602620
I found that when I know the colors of the measuring cups and spoons, it is easier to use. The WHITE measuring cups are broken down as such: 2 cup, 1 cup, 1/2 cup and 1/8 cup. The GRAY is: 1 3/4 cup, 3/4 cup and 1/3 cup. RED is 1 1/2 cup, 2/3 cup and 1/4 cup. For the measuring spoons: the Gray is as such: 1 TBSP, 1 tsp. 1/8 tsp. RED spoons: 2 tsp. 1/2 tsp. 1/16 tsp. WHITE spoons: 1/2 TBSP, 1/4 tsp. 1/32 tsp. I have to hold them up to a light to see the clearly, but knowing the colors and sizes, it is pretty easy to figure out. Hope this helps.
602621
No, not super easy to read, & I am very young. Your best bet is probably the clear cups with red markings like a Pyrex cup.
602622
To be honest I gave them away as a gift so I'm not sure. Sorry I ccouldn't be any help.
602623
I took a black Sharpie and used the SIDE of the point to color the raised size markings. I did as Bonnie did at first, and I still do, but this is a little better.
602624
The sizes are molded in the thumb part of each handle. The raised print is nice sized. They are easier to read than any of my other measuring tools, but they are the same color as the measuring tool.
602625
No the sizes are not easy to read on the cups and spoons if you don't have good eyesight. I have to tilt them in the light to be able to see what the measurement is.
602626
Very hard for me to read. I was very excited to get this expanded set but I never reach for them due to this issue. Waste of money for me.
1860028
The first few I browsed did have magnification - unfortunately they placed them each in different listings - if you scroll to the bottom to 'frequently bought with' there should be other pairs that have varied magnification...hope that helps!
1160961
They are a bit tricky, but with a magnifying glss, good eyes and facile fingers it won't take long. I think the battery type ix L1131They're small, also have writing 0111 and VINNIC on them. These are the best magnifiers I've found, except for the small batteries
1272386
The physical size of the cards is the same as a regular deck of cards. The numbers and suits are very large. My mom had quite severe macular degeneration but was unable to use them. If it's for just slightly low vision, I'd stick to the regular jumbo cards.
91801
I find them easy to read in good lighting, even with my glasses off. The dimmer the light, though, the harder to read.
957254
That's how I do it but I'm a female and my glasses and head are probably smaller than yours. They're the same width as my store bought magnifiers so I just place them in front of the magnifiers.
850432
I can't see it without a magnifying glass. I've never had a problem with any of them.
2070174
I turned my light on and adjusted it to see. I am not an expert but can only tell you what I do see when I adjust the lighted magnifying glass to different distances and it appears to magnify the specific items one focuses on to three times larger. Bear in mind I already wear glasses so this is what I see wearing my glasses and I do realize that it is different under different circumstances and different distances. What is important to me is that I can adjust the distant to what is helpful and applicable to my sight. At the same time I can only assume it will be the same for others
557377
Not sure about what the font is - the size Marilyn mentions seems about right. I too have difficulty reading at times, but I'm not sure it is the font style or size as much as it is the screen. I'd like to see a lighted screen or at least a screen with a lighter background.Still, it does everything I ask it to do, and it has certainly helped enable my reading habbit...
557872
If you wear reading glasses...the kind you purchase at the drug store, get the same magnification. If you don't need reading glasses get the 0.0.
2080581
No. They wiukd not be big enough to be clear to read. Good for use for 1-2 players of all bells at same time.
602654
Yes it is very easy to read. I have to use reading glasses but not with this GPS
207864
This clock is not in my possession. But I can tell you that the numbers for the time are very large. I would have to measure them but they are probably 2 to three inches. The letters for the Month and day are smaller. My aunt who has macular and has a hard time seeing, loves this clock. Hope this helps
919425
On this one, yes, you can see the letters. Actually, looking at this one reminds me of an eye chart that is lit up in a doctor's office. I'm quite happy with mine! Hope that helps!
123824
Yes, very easy to read in the sunlight. If you wear polarizing sunglasses, you may see some partial coloration to the screen, but still easy enough to read.
1507808
They are bifocal. The upper part of each lens has no correction/magnification. The "reader" correction/magnification is located only in the bottom part of the lens. Therefore, I'm guessing that these glasses are probably not what you're looking for.
2020894
Yes, I think it will be helpful. Perhaps not the best solution, but worth a try. Remember, it's just a tiny magnifying glass. So, you have to get it at just the right position for your eyes, and then you have to move it if the clue is larger than the set magnifying area. Doing that for every clue will get tiresome. A better solution? How about a pair of readers with the led lights on the sides? That's what I prefer.