I used my new glasses to play in a bridge tournament and won second place! I could not have done it without these glasses.
When they first told me I had macular degeneration, I asked ‘What’s that?’ It’s amazing. I’m so thankful for technologies like these.
I have been blessed with the opportunity to drive some of the world’s fastest cars on some of the world’s most famous tracks. I was not going to let something like Macular Degeneration slow me down.
I’ve been able to get back behind the wheel and drive again. Now I am able to get back some of my freedom, ability to see, and drive. The majority of what I do is computer and reading work. Dr. Shuldiner was able to give me many tools and techniques and the proper glasses to improve my capabilities of reading.
When my macular degeneration began to interfere with my regular daily routine, I knew I needed help. Now, I have more confidence and see my daughter’s face so clearly.
It has been a pleasure wearing the E-Scoops since obtaining them last Friday! It was wonderful being able to watch our granddaughter in her Junior Olympic Water Polo meets this past weekend. Thank you!
They may look ugly, but they are beautiful to me.
Thanks so much for making me these glasses, I can’t wait to use them!
Age: 13
Dx: Stargardts
Achieved: Reading, TV and faces with Full Diameter Telescopic glasses with reading cap.
Age: 53 Dx: Detached Retina, both eyes.
Former Administrative Assistant now on disability.
Desires to read street signs and newsprint. Prescribed Bioptic Spectacles for driving; Full diameter spectacles for reading.
Psychiatric resident.
Dx: Stargardt’s Disease
Goals: Driving; Reading; writing VA: 20/160 (passes California vision requirement).
Achieved: Able to achieve better distance vision and sign reading with combination E-Scoop/Bioptic Telescopic glasses. Able to achieve reading and writing (for charting patient notes) with reading telescopes.
Age: 81
Dx: Macular Degeneration.
Goals: play bridge, reading, TV. Vision very poor at 20/400.
Achieved: Able to achieve TV with full diameter telescope spectacles. Able to achieve bridge cards with bifocal reading caps over the telescopes. Unable to achieve newsprint reading.
I see better. I feel better. I have more confidence in walking around.