11/02/2026
Low vision is a permanent visual impairment that you can’t correct with glasses, contacts or surgery. Most eye doctors define low vision as moderate to severe visual impairment, enough to inhibit your everyday activities, like driving and reading. Low vision can result from many eye conditions, including AMD (Age-related Macular Degeneration), Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy and Stroke-related vision loss.
While low vision is usually permanent, there are ways to help improve everyday activities.
You might benefit from:
✅ A prescription for glasses or contact lenses.
✅Optical magnifiers or telescopes.
✅Electronic magnifiers and screen readers.
✅Large print and high contrast products.
✅Voice-to-text and audio reading technology.
✅Audible home devices.
✅ Occupational therapy to learn new ways to perform tasks.
Living with low vision isn’t easy, but remember, others have found solutions and ways of coping that they can pass on to you.
Contact us for more information or to book your appointment! ⠀
☎️ 053 871 2912 (Kimberley)
📱062 722 7674 (George)
☎️ 051 101 0762 (Bloemfontein)
🌐 www.justvision.co.za
