Plastic writing guide to help keep writing on a page straight and neat. Frame fits a standard sheet of A4 paper and the 13 apertures correspond to ordinary line spacing. Useful as a visual and tactile guide.

A handheld device for people with visual impairment. It produces an audible tone, which varies in pitch and volume depending on the level of light detected. One model also has a print locate function. Has applications in the home, office or work situation.

A battery operated, ten digit talking (female voice) calculator that is pocket size. It includes a talking alarm clock and features basic math functions, and volume control with 16 different melodies. The talking calculator also displays the date. This visual aid has large keys and operates on 2x AA batteries (not included).

Large print bingo cards and call boards. 21 cards in set.

Bold black lines printed on white paper. Available in A4 and A5 size pads. Suitable for use with minimal visual impairment as a guide for writing in straight lines and also spacing.

Linen faced playing cards with brailled letters. Suitable for sighted and visually impaired card players. The cards are housed in a box with brailled identification on the lid.

Raised adhesive dots that can be used to mark buttons and controls of various household appliances such as the microwave oven, DVD player and washing machine etc. to locate key by touch.

An alarm clock that announces the time and date at the push of a button. Designed to be very simple to operate. All features are spoken in a clear male voice with an English accent. This clock also has a snooze function. It is supplied with a removable cover which protects the buttons from accidental operation and completely covers the set up buttons. The clock uses a 9v battery.