How can you read product labels if you are blind or have low vision?

One of the biggest barriers to independence in the kitchen is access to product labels. But, people with low vision or no vision have more resources today than ever before. Check out this video, so you can quickly access the information you need to prepare meals with confidence with any degree of vision loss. No vision required.

[@becci2543]

Love this and a great insight into sight loss assisted technology. Many thanks.

[@Insight4blind]

you’re welcome 😁

[@cdlee7943]

Very helpful in resourceful video! Did not know about the recognition feature of the Alexa show! Keep up the good work!

[@Insight4blind]

Thank you. So glad to know the tips were useful to you. Hope you keep watching.😎

[@johnfoster6110]

Thank you for this video it is very helpful.

[@jonathanfedna324]

I would love to talk to you virtually about my blindness

[@Insight4blind]

I am happy to connect with you. Let’s start with email. You can email me at [e-mail].

[@Angel.S.1512]

I am not getting to use the way around app on my phone is an android

[@Insight4blind]

Unfortunately, I have heard this comment from several others. The app does not seem to be quite as user-friendly on an android phone. I encourage you to reach out to WayAround through their website to give them feedback. They are very responsive and would appreciate your comments and experiences.

[@jonathanfedna324]

How are you were you born blind?

[@Insight4blind]

Actually, I was born with low vision. I have always been legally blind, but I lost my central vision gradually over the past 12 to 15 years.