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Protan is the second most common type of color blindness. Do you know anyone who struggles with seeing reds the most? 🎁🎄
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Deutan Color Blindness is the most common. Do you know anyone who struggles more in seeing greens? 💚
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Here’s your colorblind edition 🌈

The gift of color

Looks too pink? Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
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Our Black Friday sale is here!

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📍 How color blind people see in autumn: Vermont, USA
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Give the ultimate gift: COLOR🎄🎁

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📍 How color blind people see in autumn: Kyoto, Japan
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How was your experience seeing autumn's colors for the first time with your EnChroma glasses? 🕶️🍁🍂
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"Josh is deutan colorblind. In the 5 years we’ve explored the world together we’ve never seen the same sunset. Our fall color hikes weren’t mutually exciting.

Even in our favorite places on earth like Lost Lands Music Festival, Josh could not experience even half of the neon rainbows around him. EnChroma has allowed Josh to see a wider range of color for the first time. To hear him say wow and smile at visuals or the sky above us has fullfilled a longing I’ve had all these years to connect through sight. It feels like we are stepping into an entire new chapter now. There’s a tool to help us make brighter and more vivid memories together. "

Thanks for sharing Lindsey 🌈
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Color blindness affects 1 in 12 boys and 1 in 200 girls. Yet, only 11 states screen for it in schools. Let's make color vision testing as common as checking letters on a blackboard! 🌈

Read the story on the Washington Post https://ow.ly/F7n450Q57nG

Opinion | Colorblindness affects how kids learn. So why don’t we screen for it? Millions of American kids would benefit from finding out whether they can register color differences that teachers rely on.

The leaves have two distinct colors in this pic 🧐🍁🍂 -
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It's National Candy Day! 🍭🍬 Enjoy the sweet tastes and all the different colors that come with every treat. 🌈

Trick or Treat? 🎃
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🌈 It's , and between our exhibitions and the New Deal-era murals visited as part of public tours of our building, you can experience ALL the colors of the rainbow! That's also true for those who have color vision deficiency, because we have recently begun offering EnChroma glasses for color blind guests to borrow while at the Interior Museum.

😎 For an example of how we're expanding the view, here's a side-by-side comparison of our mural, "Guardians of the Past" by Daniel Galvez. Plan your next visit today: https://doi.gov/interiormuseum/Plan-a-Visit

In Tennessee, more people can enjoy fall's stunning colors. Stop to see one of our colorblind viewfinders outfitted with Enchroma lenses: https://bit.ly/45Fkjrj

📸 : Visit Monroe TN

We’re celebrating on Sunday!

This is how color blind people see pink, orange, purple and green 🌈

This is why color blind people struggle to differentiate a red from a green leaf 🥸🍂🔎
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North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department is the first park
system in the country to support accessibility for color blind visitors! 🕶️🌈 Color blind guests will be able to borrow EnChroma glasses during visits to enjoy North Dakota’s colorful beauty
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Live Near Washington, DC & Color Blind or Know Someone Who Is?

A major museum in Washington, DC needs color blind people to try special EnChroma glasses for color blindness. If you’re color blind, or know someone who is, we are looking for color blind people to try the glasses that enable the color blind to see an expanded range of vibrant color on October 19 at 5:30pm at a museum on the Capitol Mall.

To be considered, you must click the link below and fill out a brief form.
For question #3 (“Media Opportunity”) insert “DC Museum”

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KJXYCNX


You must be willing to share with the media and our staff how color blindness impacts you, and how you perceive colors, then try the EnChroma glasses and describe your experience. It will require about an hour of your time. You’ll get to keep a pair of the glasses as thanks.

EnChroma will contact those selected in advance of the date and provide details. Thank you!!

EnChroma Color Blind Tester Backstories Form Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.

Now landed 🚀 POLARIZED COLOR BLIND GLASSES ✨ See the difference!
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The Stallery becomes the first gallery in Hong Kong to offer accessibility to colour-blind visitors This is a win for colour-blind accessibility

In Living Color: Witnessed something special the other day at colorful Letchworth State Park here in Western New York. Met a guy from Buffalo, we were there taking pictures along the Genesee River from, ironically, Inspiration Point. I observed the man really taking in the moment—pausing to admire what was in front of him. It turns out Andrew Griesmann, 42 year old photographer, was FINALLY able to see and experience autumn’s colorful hues along the gorge there. Andrew has been color blind since he was born and now, thanks to his EnChroma glasses, he can now appreciate Fall’s gift at this paradise. “It stops you in your tracks” Andrew told me. “Never seen anything quite like it—something special to witness.” Andrew admitted the glasses have changed his whole life. “When I got into photography, I wondered what am I doing”, referring to his inability to distinguish colors. That has now changed and Andrew has been busy revisiting places with a new appreciation. I run into lots of neat stories in my travels—it was great talking to him the other day. An inspiration found at none other than Inspiration Point at Letchworth. EnChroma Andrew Griesmann

Embrace the cozy vibes of autumn with your EnChroma glasses 🍂🎃
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The ALPLM now offers special EnChroma eyewear for guests with color vision deficiencies. The glasses can make a big difference in visitors' museum experience. Thank you to EnChroma for throwing in some extra pairs for free! Happy Color Blindness Awareness Month.