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Time to fire up the barbie!
Fickle British weather allowing, barbecue season is nearly here. Here are our top five product recommendations for barbecuing with a visual impairm...
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Why shopping with us makes a big difference
Some retailers promise never to be beaten on price, others pride themselves on exclusive offerings, but when you buy from us every penny of profit ...
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How can I keep reading?
If you have some vision but you struggle to read regular print, large or giant print may be for you. For information on where you can borrow these ...
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Six ways to adapt your kitchen
Whether you’re adapting to sight loss, or starting to find your way around cooking for yourself, there’s plenty of ways you can adapt your kitchen ...
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How can I identify keys?
Making your keys easier to identify couldn’t be more straightforward, whether you want to tell them apart by touch or sight. Use Tacti-Mark, a liqu...
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Download April's New Product Guide
Spring into spring with the April issue of New Product Guide. Download your preferred format here – APDF, BRF, MP3 – to learn about our new talking...
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Banish Easter boredom!
It’s time, once again, for parents and carers to make plans to occupy young hands and minds. We have some suggestions for rain or shine (which we’r...
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How do I tell the time?
If sight loss means you can no longer read the time on your old watch, you should check out the accessible alternatives: easy-to-see, tactile, or t...
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Make Mother's Day special
Mums come in all sorts of flavours – biological mums, step-mums, foster mums, carers, grannies, just-like-a mums – and we want to make sure this Mo...
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