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ColorView® is launched on New Zealand market!
We are happy to announce that our product line is now selling in New Zealand.

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Testimonials

Prior to selling ColorView® we asked 6 people with colour vision deficiency to try ColorView® in their regular daily activities.

Person R

Age: 18, Occupation: Student

Before I began using ColorView®, I could not give good suggestions when my girl friend wanted to buy new cloths. Because I could not understand the difference between red and green or brown, the difference between white and pink.
Now everything has changed! When I hang out with my girl friend, I really enjoy visiting the malls and shopping. ColorView® have lead me into the wonderful world of colour!
I can now fully appreciate how beautiful my girl friend really is!
I am constantly thinking about what gift I could get for my girl friend next.
My next step is entering college to pursue my aspirations of becoming a graphic designer, a dream I was supposed to give up long ago. I understand first hand how it feels to be colour blind, it is my goal to create a world of colour for all people to experience and enjoy.

Person A

Age: 35, Occupation: Tutor

I wanted to work as an interior designer, but my colour vision deficiency held me back. Now with my ColorView® glasses, I have been able to pursue my life-long dreams! In the classroom, I avoid red coloured chalk because it is difficult for me see. Instead I use yellow. Iask my students to write what's written in yellow on the blackboard as red on their notebooks."

Daily Activities and Identifying Colours

• I feel uncomfortable when I have to identify colours in daily life.
• I had to adjust Red & Green on my PC monitor.
• Dark Red & Black colours are confusing.
• Although Blue is easier to identify ,Yellow, Orange & Yellowish colours are difficult to identify.
• Sometimes I see lights on the street that appear to be traffic lights so I put my foot on the brake.
• I am very careful while driving as the red tail-light in front of me is not very visible.

Comments using ColorView®

• After using ColorView® lens, I could distinguish colours better.
• Colours such as Red, and Green are easier to tell and natural scenery's nicer.
• Before using ColorView® lens, a person's facial expression was tough to read . Now I can tell the person's feeling more by colour.

Person B

Age: 43, Occupation: Teacher

It's hard for me to match my clothing. When I buy clothes, I ask my wife to go with me to make sure I match.

Daily Activities and Identifying Colours

• I feel uncomfortable when I have to identify colours in daily life.
• Difficult to distinguish Red or Green traffic lights.
• Difficult to see road signs.
• Red & Green colours are difficult to distinguish, checkered patterns can be confusing.
• White & Light Pink are difficult to distinguish.
• I don't see Red flowers in Green very well, don't feel "dimensions" much, and I don't think nature is very pretty in colour.

Comments using ColorView®

• I make sure to take ColorView® lenses with me when I go shopping or when I go out.
• Its easier to see the difference between colours and I can choose goods and clothes by myself. It made my shopping more enjoyable.
• Red and Green are more distinct and the features objects are more apparent. The colours of nature seems so beautiful.
• Colours seen at snack shelves looks so bright.

Person Y

Age: 42, uses contacts. Occupation: Computer Eng.

I first realized that I had colour vision deficiency when I took a mandatory colour vision test at age 10. I didn't feel very uncomfortable in daily life, but I had a limited choice of schools for higher education.

Daily Activities and Identifying Colours

• When I applied for a driving license, the colour vision test was an obstacle for me.
• I was restricted to some fields of study like Electronics, Phamacy, and Chemistry.
• Red, Green, and Yellowish colours are hard to distinguish.
• I'm not very confident when choosing colours for clothing.
• Appliance light indicators are hard to see.

Comments using ColorView®

• I could see items in vending machines such as sodas and cigaretts. I could see slight differences in colours and thin lines became visible on soda cans and cigarette packs.
• Coke cans and Coke sign boards become stood out like never before.
• When preparing documents for presentations, ColorView® lenses helped with choosing colours tremendously.
• I didn't see a Red flower in the garden, but it seemed to jump out at me when I looked at the garden through ColorView® glasses.

Person K

Age: 22, Occupation: College Student

I realized I had colour vision deficiency when I took a mandantory colour vision exam at age 10.

Daily Activities and Identifying Colours

• Colours that I have difficutly seeing are Red, Yellow/Green, and Brownish colours.
• I misjudge colours often.
• I am not good at choosing colours of clothing .
• When I see a traffic light from a distance it is hard to tell if it's Yellow or Red.
• It is difficult to determine the colour of the LED sign when charging batteries etc.

Comments using ColorView®

• Cherry blossoms looked somewhat white, but, looked pink when I put ColorView® glasses on.
• When I went on a vacation trip, I was so happy to see sceneries and architectures so clearly when I put ColorView® glasses on.
• When I watch a movie or TV program now, colours look so clear and crisp They look so vivid and interesting when I put ColorView® glasses on.

Person S

Age: 35, uses contacts. Occupation: Sales

When I was a child, we had a mandantory colour vision test and I was told that I had colour vision deficiency. Then I wasdiagnosed by my ophthalmologist me who explained that Navy Blue and Dark Green colours are difficult to distinguish with my condition.

Daily Activities and Identifying Colours

• I have difficulty distinguishing between Black and Dark Blue, and between Dark Green and Dark Blue.
• I have difficulty in choosing clothes that match.
• Dark Green and Dark Blue clothes are hard to distinguish.

Comments using ColorView®

• When I didn't use the ColorView® glasses, Cherry blossoms looked somewhat white, but when I used ColorView® glasses, they looked pink.
• Distinguishing the confusing colours of shirts is easier.
• If I drop something on the ground and the colour of the object is similar to the floor, I had difficulty finding it. But now I can find it easier.