FLASHLIGHTS

Flashlights have helped me so much from walking the dog at night to finding things I've dropped. I've bought so many over the years as my vision changed. I've left the house and realized my shoes are black when my dress is blue or wore black socks with blue shoes and pants. My brother bought a great flashlight for my dad who bought the same one to give my siblings. it's a NEBO Slyde King #6434. My other flashlight is a LiteAll by Promier. I went to Academy Sports and asked the salesperson for the brightest flashlight in stock without being too expensive or heavy. They have four sizes: one small enough for my purse at $15, a small one for my son at $10, a medium one for home at $40, and a large which I didn't buy at $60. Most flashlights are LED which doesn't mean they're bright enough for someone with low vision. Go by the Lumen size to pick what is right for you. I have a 300 and a 320 Lumen. 

Nebo #6434 

Slyde King 

330 Lumen  

LED flashlight/Worklight, 

LitezAll 

Promier

330 Lumen

NEW BEGINNINGS

As you can see I haven't posted anything in almost three years. The main reason is my computer died and it was nine months before I had a new one. I've a new iPad and new phone but these devices are too small for me to post from. I even have a new card to give out so others can get information about living with low vision. The one lesson I've learned is my vision and eye health could be much worse. 

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