BERKELEY, Calif. & COTTONWOOD, Minn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EnChroma, Inc. – creators of the only science-backed eyewear for color blindness – today announced that color blind students at Lakeview School ...

The much-touted EnChroma glasses don't help color blind users see new colors; they merely let the color blind see the same colors in a different way, according to a new study published in Optics ...

MILAN & BERKELEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--At MIDO, Pavilion 6 Stand E06, EnChroma, Inc. will demonstrate its cutting-edge glasses for color blindness that will soon be available at Authorized ...

Tyler Johnson looked across the Scripps Ranch shopping mall parking lot through his new glasses and stared at the purple, dark blue and yellow Taco Bell sign across the way. “It looks a lot different ...

NEW LONDON, Wis. (WBAY) - A recent donation to the New London School District is helping some students see more clearly. The glasses some kids are now using give them a whole new perspective. They ...

From left, Mason Mercer, 11, of Williamstown, Nick Keiser, of Williamstown, and Jacob Oberlin, of Vienna, try EnChroma glasses designed to help correct the color blindness each experiences Monday at ...

COLUMBIA- I am a total sucker for those tear-jerker viral videos. The videos of the military parents surprising their kids at graduation. The videos of first-responders saving the choking babies. The ...

Most people take their ability to see and recognize colors for granted, but, for people with color blindness, it's a constant struggle. According to WRAL's Dr. Allen Mask, special glasses for these ...

Special filters in glasses could help the colorblind see colors better, according to new research from the UC Davis Eye Center and France’s INSERM Stem Cell and Brain Research Institute. The special ...

The world looks different to people who are color blind. While people with normal vision see over 1 million shades of color, the color blind only see an estimated 10% of hues and shades. That can ...

Some people see the world differently. Literally. It's a phenomenon called color blindness. It's not just people who can' see color at all. Some people just can't see as many colors as the rest of us.

Alex Teijeira, a senior at Alfred University, dons a pair of EnChroma glasses for color blindness, which he won in a free raffle over Homecoming weekend. He is shown with Mechele Romanchock, director ...