Visual aid / visal acuity aid / typoscope / macular optics

The macula, also called the yellow spot, is located in the centre of the retina, in the optical axis of the eye. Owing to its central position, the macula transmits 90% of the visual information handled by the eye, and is responsible for visual acuity. The macula is composed of numerous photoreceptors which enable it to perceive colours and details.

Age-related macular degeneration is a progressive disease affecting the macula, the central part of the retina which allows us to see details. Occurring after the age of 50, macular degeneration is the leading cause of poor vision in the elderly. It leads to a progressive loss of central vision, which is needed for activities like reading, recognising faces, and driving. Peripheral vision is usually retained.

Macular optics is a vision aid, designed to help people with ARMD, to watch television again, or see the faces of your realatives, in some cases people have found the Maular Optics useful in various situations, such as the theater, or as a passenger in a car, or to see the flowers in the garden again. It is a question of your particular needs.

Macular optics is a vision aid, designed to help people with ARMD, to watch television again, or see the faces of your realative