Big Button TV Remote Control Replacement - Seniors/Elderly

Product Information

If you wear glasses it might be easier to use a camera with a slightly larger LED screen (at least 5cm/2in diagonally across the screen) and/or a camera with a diopter adjustment for the viewfinder. Stagetext is a registered charity which provides captioning and live speech-to-text services in theatres, museums, galleries and other arts and cultural venues. These have a heavy slip-resistant base or are clamped to a table edge and secure the item to be peeled, so that peeling can be carried out one-handed. Our easy-to-use and simplified buttons make this universal TV remote an ideal TV remote for elderly users. The British Disabled Angling Association is a charity that was founded to develop opportunities for disabled people of all ages and abilities to access the activity of fishing in the UK.

It is refreshingly uncluttered and the big buttons make it easy to use for someone who doesn't need or want all the bells and whistles.

Some funding bodies may only accept applications by referrals from a Social Worker or other professionals who know you. Large TV remote control with big buttons and bold easy to read lighted characters make these remotes user friendly.

The Flipper instructions come with programming codes for the brands of set-top boxes that are shown in the table below. When using a magnifier, if it is held too close or too far away from the book or item, the text will look blurred. All line-finders help you to keep your eyes focused on a single row and an indicator arrow is often featured to help you with left to right orientation.All our remote controls for the elderly have large and clear buttons, are easy to hold, and lack many of the unnecessary and potentially confusing buttons that many modern remote controls have. This totally new and innovative design overcomes the drawbacks of existing devices and ensures personal hygiene for those who find reaching difficult, and . They can also be helpful for people with reduced sensation who may be at risk of cutting themselves when holding standard peelers or knives.