by Don McPherson
Our primary goal is to see every color blind person reach their full potential. This is especially true for children. Though seemingly basic, the understanding of color plays a significant role in a child’s development as a student. From learning shapes to learning math, an understanding of color is integral to most students’ learning experience.
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by Andrew Schmeder
What goes into developing the incredible EnChroma lens that gives color blind people the ability to see colors they only previously imagined? Let’s start with a little background on how we process color vision in the eye.
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by Kevin Mulligan
You grab a tennis ball and hurl it across the yard for your dog, but does she see its bright yellow-green color or is it just a shade of grey? It’s a commonly held misconception that dogs only see in black, white, and grey, however, our furry friends’ color vision is a little more complex than that.
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by Mark Mattison-Shupnick
Color is emotional, experiential, and tactical. It gives art life. It entices us to eat certain foods and buy certain jewelry, and sometimes it literally defines these things. We also use color to interpret information such as signs and lights.
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by Kevin Mulligan
At EnChroma, we strive to make the world a more colorful place. Our goal is to bring you the highest quality glasses made with the utmost care by people who are passionate about what they do.
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by Kevin Mulligan
Tennessee’s fall foliage is world-renown for its amazingly rich and diverse color. The brilliant greens of summer leaves changing to deep reds, browns, and yellows in fall is an amazing sight to see. Unfortunately, for an estimated 13 million Americans with red-green color blindness, the bright array of colors are significantly dulled or remain unseen.
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by Kevin Mulligan
September 6th is International Color Blind Awareness Day, but did you know that it’s also John Dalton’s birthday? Along with his work in atomic theory, Dalton is known as one of the first scientists to study color blindness.
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by Kevin Mulligan
At EnChroma we’ve seen our glasses travel around the world! From African safaris to the coast of England to the Statue of Liberty, EnChroma glasses are your colorful travel buddy! We’re often asked, “Where should I take my glasses?” and we’ve got answers! We’ve made it easy to make your very own EnChroma Adventure Checklist thanks to all of you who have shared your colorful!
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by Kevin Mulligan
What is it like to be color blind? If you asked a hundred people, you might get a hundred different answers. Color blindness affects 300 million people worldwide and each person’s experience is different. Millions of perspectives might be more than we can gather, but as a color blind member of the EnChroma team, I can certainly give you mine!
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