Enchroma glasses for colourblindness for your son? I've seen lots of video clips of people receiving them as surprise gifts and they are always very emotional and filled with gratitude when colour is introduced into their lives.This is another home run for me @mineopoly. A very heartwarming and genuine read. So relatable. I love how as an adult you are able to put a positive spin on everything that you once perceived as negative attributes in your life. That is gratitude in motion. Have you ever considered
Yes @samsmith1971,
He is a teenager now and I did talk to him about those glasses about a year ago. He said he didn't want them because he didn't think it was a big deal. He had been living with the condition and got used to it. Now that I think of it maybe that's just a cop out answer because he is a nice kid.
He can see bright colors well but out of direct light he can't tell brown, red, green or grey. He thinks he knows but a simple test and they are all mixed up. If he wore the glasses once he may get a picture of the world he couldn't even dream of. I will do some more research and see if those glasses would met his specific condition. When we looked the glasses seemed too expensive for him but I looked again and they are only around 400 USD so it is definitely worth looking into.