Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM); optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare'

Made:: 1999

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Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM); optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare', developed by CTP CCOIL and made in England, 1999.

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Category:: Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Object Number:: 1999-1019

Materials:: glass

Measurements:: overall: 1.1811 x 2.7559 x 4.7244 in.; 30 x 70 x 120 mm

type:: optical device

credit:: CTP CCOIL

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Visual Tracking Magnifier (VTM); optical device used to help dyslexia sufferers by blocking textual 'pattern glare'

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