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    Cell Phone Amplification Provided Through: Hearing Aid Compatibility (HAC) and Hearing Assistive Technology (HAT)(Post)

    Cell phone amplification allows persons with hearing loss to be able to communicate more clearly with less noise or static distortion. In order to get the most bang for your buck, when looking int

    Monitoring Your Health: Tips for Healthy Eyes(Post)

    Monitoring your health is important to every day living but it’s especially important for your eyes. Things you eat, habits you partake in, as well as, genetic factors all play a part in your visi

    Customers(Page)

      IndividualsIndependent Living Aids is happy to accept orders direct from consumers. Orders must be pre-paid with a major credit or debit card, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express and...

    Reading Aids: Devices, Tricks, and Accessories to Make Reading More Enjoyable(Post)

    Reading can be an enjoyable pastime transporting you from the possible mundane to a world full of excitement and intrigue. For some, what was once an enjoyable hobby has become difficult with age

    Celebrating Independence Throughout the Year(Post)

    Independence Day is upon us which usually means parades, festivals, and fireworks. This year, thanks to the coronavirus, festivities will be a bit more intimate around the nation. For persons with

    Computer Accessibility for the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Technology keeps advancing in leaps and bounds and what once seemed merely a dream now can accomplish with ease. Thanks to computer accessibility persons who once felt left out our behind can now

    New Products Are Here!(Post)

    At Independent Living Aids, LLC (ILA) we pride ourselves in always looking for new products to help our customers. Sometimes, these products are everyday products in which we find a real applicati

    Celebrating Father's Day(Post)

    According to the US Census, fathers make up 72 million of the nation’s population. Grandfathers make up 29 million. The idea for Father’s Day came over a century ago from Sonora Smart Dodd wishing

    How to Optimize Your Light Source: Tips for the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Have you ever been in a dark, poorly-lit room and then, with the flip of a switch, experienced a dramatic change in the way you perceived your environment? Good lighting impacts both how well we can s

    Kitchen Safety: Tips, Tricks, and Products for the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Cooking can be a fun pastime enjoyable by anyone regardless of ability if the proper equipment and precautions are utilized. This blog will look at some tips, tricks, and products to use before, d

    Mobility at Home(Post)

    Whether you’re able bodied, dealing with a chronic illness or disease, have aged not quite as gracefully as you had hoped or through an unfortunate injury everyone wants to be able to have the fre

    Personal Hygiene: Tips, Tricks, and Advice for the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Personal hygiene is well personal. It is also harder to accomplish when you have a disability. This blog will look at some tips and tricks to help learn, or relearn, how best to assure that you ar