eSight created breakthrough electronic glasses that dramatically enhance vision for the legally blin
eSight is a pioneer in the low-vision assistive technology industry and creates low-vision smart glasses designed with a simple but profound promise: empower individuals with impaired vision to See New Possibilities. eSight provides the most advanced and versatile low-vision smart glasses available for those with visual impairments and is compatible with more than 20 eye conditions including macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and Stargardt disease.
04/15/2026
Legal blindness is a term that applies to people with a visual acuity of at least 20/200 in the better eye, even when wearing contacts or glasses. A visual acuity of 20/200 means you can see at 20 feet what someone with normal vision (20/20) can see at 200 feet. Legal blindness is not the same as total blindness where a person cannot see anything at all.
Did you know that eSight Go offers a larger, 45-degree field of view? A wider field of view allows you to see more of your surroundings, while preserving your peripheral vision, making it easier to retain your mobility and independence. Learn more about the technical specifications of eSight Go: https://www.esighteyewear.com/esight-go/
04/13/2026
With its sleek, hands‑free design, eSight Go helps people with central vision loss stay fully mobile – empowering greater freedom and independence. It moves effortlessly with you through every part of your day.
If you or someone you know is experiencing mobility challenges due to central vision loss, take our Free Quiz to see if eSight Go is right for you: https://www.esighteyewear.com/free-consultation/
04/10/2026
Living with diabetic retinopathy can make everyday tasks like reading, recognizing faces, or even moving around safely feel challenging. That’s where eSight Go comes in – our advanced digital device for low vision is helping people regain confidence and independence.
eSight Go uses a high‑speed camera and powerful algorithms to enhance remaining vision in real time, giving users the ability to see more clearly and live more fully. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been navigating vision loss for years, eSight Go may be the support you’ve been looking for. Learn more: https://www.esighteyewear.com/esight-go/
04/08/2026
Know someone living with central vision loss, or experiencing it yourself? Many people with legal blindness and severe central vision loss see meaningful improvements with eSight Go.
Benjamin Murray, who has lived with Optic Nerve Atrophy for years, was featured on WTVG | 13Action News where he opened up about his journey with vision loss and the difference eSight Go has made in his life.
We love helping people just like Benjamin enhance their vision and get back to doing what they want to do. Watch the full feature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgwjbsLejPI
04/06/2026
Did you know that too much sunlight exposure can raise your risk of AMD? It’s the leading cause of vision loss in older adults and affects central vision – things like reading, seeing faces, and driving.
The month of April is Women’s Eye Health & Safety Month! According to the National Eye Institute, 2 out of 3 people who live with blindness or vision problems are women. Make your vision health a priority – we encourage women everywhere to schedule regular eye exams and stay proactive about protecting their sight.
And if you or someone you know is already living with central vision loss, support is available. Take our free quiz to see if eSight Go could be the right solution, and schedule your complimentary consultation today: https://www.esighteyewear.com/free-consultation/
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04/02/2026
Imagine not being able to see faces, read a book, or watch TV. Then imagine putting on an eSight Go and being able to do these things again. The impact can be life changing! eSight Go can help people with central vision loss see more clearly, while helping them retain their mobility and independence.
Optic Atrophy is a condition where nerve fibers in the optic nerve (the part of the eye that transmits visual data to the brain) become damaged, resulting in loss of visual acuity, field of view and often significant central vision loss. Because the nerve damage is permanent, treatment for Optic Atrophy focuses on addressing the underlying cause to prevent further vision loss, as well as enhancing remaining vision with assistive technology like eSight Go.
For many living with central vision loss, lack of access to therapy or support can make daily life feel more difficult than it needs to be.
That’s why eSight Go is such a powerful solution. It has shown immediate, meaningful improvements for users with AMD, diabetic retinopathy, and other eye conditions, helping them regain clarity, confidence, and independence.
Everyday life becomes easier when you can see faces, read books, complete daily day tasks, and explore new places with enhanced vision. eSight Go combines sharper vision with breakthrough digital technology to help people with central vision loss stay active, mobile, and independent.
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eSight Empowers the Low Vision Community to Achieve their Dreams
Conrad Lewis had one goal – to help his two legally blind sisters see. Both sisters had Stargardt disease. The electrical engineer spent nearly 30 years tinkering with gadgets and bits of access software he’d encountered at trade shows and through his professional connections, all with the intent of creating a product that could help people living with visual impairments see.
Fast forward to 2017, eSight 3 began changing lives almost immediately after its introduction. Twenty-two-year-old, Rahma Ali, wanted to become a coder, for example, but cataracts limited her vision. eSight gave her the vision she needed to learn how to code in 13 languages. eSight even gave Cosmo Moore the confidence to take his family to the zoo – and to find his way back to them after briefly getting separated. Benjamin Murray cried the first time he saw the skyline of Dayton, all with the help of eSight.
The media began to take notice of the life-changing effect the device has for the visually impaired. Soon after the release of eSight 3, Time magazine named eSight in its list of “The Best Tech of 2017 So Far” and Buzzfeed featured the device on its roster of “6 Inventions Changing British People’s Lives In 2017.”
Founded on the passion for improving sight for visually impaired people, eSight is opening new vistas and new opportunities for people with macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and 50+ other conditions that cause vision loss. With the help of eSight, millions of people living with visual impairments can achieve their dreams. Learn more at www.esighteyewear.com
