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May 15, 2025

The eSight GO

By: Jeffry Gerson, OD, FAAO- Medical Director for the Macular Degeneration Association

When we were at our recent in-person seminar in Denver, we had the opportunity to have a representative show the group the eSight GO. Although this is a low-vision device, I feel that it is so elevated that it is in a whole different category.
I have written about low vision in the past and how important it is to be familiar with this category. Often, AMD patients are told, “There is nothing else that can be done.” Although this may be true from a medical perspective, it is usually not the case from a visual performance/functionality perspective. Whether it is a low-tech magnifier or an incredible digital device like the eSight GO, there is usually something that can help those with vision loss function better.

Back to the eSight GO…

eSight GO is a wearable electronic vision aid designed for individuals with central vision loss from age-related macular degeneration.  It uses a high-definition camera that captures real-time video, which is then enhanced and projected onto two high-contrast OLED screens in front of the user’s eyes in what looks and feels similar to a pair of glasses.  It allows users to adjust contrast, zoom, brightness, and color filters depending on lighting and activity to personalize their visual experience.  It runs on a rechargeable battery that offers several hours of use per charge, and can significantly improve functional vision, enabling tasks like reading, watching TV, and recognizing faces.

eSight GO provides training and support services to help you adapt and get the most from the device. If you are frustrated by conventional magnifiers or glasses, eSight GO offers a life-changing alternative that restores access to activities they thought were lost.

If you haven’t tried the newest devices, you don’t know how beneficial they can be.  Many devices are beyond eSight GO, but I wanted to point it out here.  Please ask your eye care providers to help you find a low vision provider if you don’t already have one.

If you are interested in more information about eSight, please check out www.esighteyewear.com

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