Their motto: "We help readers, of all ages, better enjoy reading with $4 colored overlays that reduce the high-contrast of white pages with black print. (Sometimes these overlays help readers overcome severe reading problems, headaches, migraines, depth perception and other visual/perceptual issues.) When you try the overlays, you'll be surprised how much more comfortable it is to read when a page is NOT stark-white . . . instead, a color your brain enoys & associates with."
A quick Q&A . . . do any of these characteristics describe you or someone in your family? Light Sensitivity •Bothered by glare, fluorescent lights, bright lights, sunlight and sometimes lights at night •Some individuals experience physical symptoms and feel tired, sleepy, dizzy, anxious, or irritable. Others experience headaches, mood changes, restlessness or have difficulty staying focused, especially with bright or fluorescent lights.
Reading Problems •Poor comprehension •Misreads words •Problems tracking from line to line •Reads in dim light •Skips words or lines •Reads slowly or hesitantly •Takes breaks •Loses place •Avoids reading
Discomfort •Strain and fatigue •Tired or sleepy •Headaches or nausea •Fidgety or restless •Eyes that hurt or become water
Attention and Concentration Problems •Problems with concentration when reading and doing academic tasks •Often people can appear to have other conditions, such as attention deficit disorder, and are given medication unnecessarily.
Writing Problems: •Trouble copying •Unequal spacing •Unequal letter size •Writing up or downhill •Inconsistent spelling
Other Characteristics: •Strain or fatigue from computer use •Difficulty reading music •Sloppy, careless math errors •Misaligned numbers in columns •Ineffective use of study time •Lack of motivation •Grades do not reflect the amount of effort
Even many *good readers* get headaches and fatigued eyes . . . reading against a gentle-blue background (color therapy), how much more soothing to the brain/eyes would that be?