Thursday, December 4, 2014

This Video Magnifier is 1 Holiday Gift for Visually Impaired or Low Vision that You Just Can't Miss Out On

Looking for the perfectly affordable and accessible holiday gift for the person with low vision in your life? Look no further than the Reizen Aukey Special Edition Video Magnifier! Order now from MaxiAids Products for Independent Living and you will not only save $115 instantly, you will also get FREE shipping and a FREE Aukey video magnifier stand with purchase!
Free Stand with Purchase of the Reizen Aukey Special Edition Video Magnifier!

The Aukey Special Edition Video Magnifier is the perfect reading support tool for children and adults with low vision. Students will see benefits in the classroom and adults will more easily read, enjoy hobbies, view restaurant menus and see store labels. This personal video magnifier features a durable design and a user-friendly interface that will have you up and running in minutes!
At a cost of just $179.95 after instant savings, the Aukey is a real holiday deal that lets you save money while giving the gift of enhanced vision for someone who is visually impaired this holiday season.
What you need to know:
  • View magnified Color, B/W and Reverse images
  • Select 1.9x or 13.6x (toggle between 2 settings - no zoom)
  • User-friendly tactile buttons, easy to use handheld design
  • Nearly 3.5” (measured diagonally) wide-screen LCD
  • Built-in rechargeable battery. Charger included.
  • FREE Stand and FREE Shipping with purchase!
How to order: Simply click on the following link:
Credit Cards and PayPal orders accepted!
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Thursday, November 20, 2014

MaxiAids Reveals 2014 Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gift Lists for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

MaxiAids Products for Independent Living is proud to unveil its handpicked accessible holiday gift lists for the deaf and hard of hearing for the 2014 holiday shopping season. MaxiAids is the industry leader in products that truly make a difference in the lives of those who are deaf or suffer from hearing loss, and each of the 10 items that make up the two lists below – Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gifts for the Deaf and Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gifts for the Hard of Hearing – were carefully selected by the experienced MaxiAids team. 

For the 2014 holiday season, make sure to Like MaxiAids on Facebook, Follow MaxiAids on Twitter and Pinterest, and Subscribe to MaxiAids' Email List for special deals and discounts.

For more accessible holiday gift ideas broken down by age (kids/teens, men, women, seniors/caregivers), click here

For 2014 accessible holiday gifts for the blind and visually impaired, click here.

For 5 quick money-saving tips for the holidays, click here.

MaxiAids Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gifts for the Deaf

Thursday, November 13, 2014

MaxiAids Reveals 2014 Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gift Lists for the Blind and Visually Impaired

MaxiAids Products for Independent Living is proud to unveil its handpicked lists of accessible holiday gifts for the blind and visually impaired for the 2014 holiday shopping season. We are the industry leader in low vision products that truly make a difference and each of the items on the two lists below – Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gifts for the Blind and Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gifts for the Visually Impaired – were carefully selected by the MaxiAids team.

For the 2014 holiday season, make sure to Like Us on Facebook, Follow Us on Twitter and Pinterest, and Subscribe to our Email List so you can get all of the daily deals and discounts you deserve. Also, be on the lookout for additional holiday gift lists and tips from MaxiAids Products for Independent Living, including Top 5 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Products for the Holidays, Top 10 Stocking Stuffers and much, much more!

For even more accessible holiday gift ideas, click here

For 5 quick money saving tips, click here.

MaxiAids Top 5 Accessible Holiday Gifts for the Blind



Wednesday, October 29, 2014

MaxiAids Releases Exclusive Top 10 Accessible Holiday Gift Lists for Children and Teens, Men, Women and Seniors to Kick Off the 2014 Holiday Shopping Season

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2014 fast approaching, MaxiAids is proud to announce its all-new, exclusive annual lists highlighting the Top 10 Accessible Holiday Gift Ideas for Independent Living

Handpicked by the MaxiAids team, each 2014 holiday shopping list is filled with a combination of fun and functional items that are designed to increase independence and promote improved daily living. From low vision magnifiers and talking/vibrating watches to amplified phones and accessible toys and games, MaxiAids has custom built the following four Top 10 holiday guides. 


For the 2014 holiday season, make sure to Like Us on Facebook, Follow Us on Twitter and Pinterest, and Subscribe to our Email List so you can get all of the daily deals and discounts you deserve. Also, be on the lookout for additional holiday gift lists and tips from MaxiAids Products for Independent Living, including Top 5 Holiday Gifts for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Top 5 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Products for the Holidays, Top 10 Stocking Stuffers and much, much more!

Also, check out our previous blog post - 5 Money Saving Tips for Holiday Shopping 2014 - to help you get a head start this holiday shopping season.

MaxiAids Top 10 Accessible Holiday Gift Ideas for Children and Teens


Thursday, October 23, 2014

5 Money Saving Tips for Holiday Shopping 2014

Believe it or not, the 2014 holiday season is approaching fast. On Twitter, Black Friday chatter has already commenced, and the hashtag #holidaysarecoming has been trending. Before the holiday season hits full stride, here are 5 tips you can use to make sure you are fully prepared to shop smart and save big.

5 Money Saving Tips for Holiday Shopping 2014 - MaxiAids

1. Budget accordingly for your immediate family. 

While it may be too late to set up a holiday account through your bank this year (where you choose to put aside a few dollars per month specifically for holiday shopping), it's never too late to take stock of your finances and create a holiday budget that fits your needs.

Of course, the bulk of your budget will be going to your immediate family - your spouse, your children, your parents and grandparents. For these important people in your life, you should list their names and think about what you typically spend on them (perhaps you even have last year's receipts or an Excel sheet with what you bought). Try to assign a reasonable dollar amount range and stick to it, but leave some wiggle room for impulse buys that you know you won't be able to resist. After all, we're only human and there will be at least one or two purchases that will just be too good to pass up. 

2. Let Secret Santa save you money when shopping for friends and extended family.

Where some people run into trouble financially after setting their holiday budget is when they feel they have to shop for extended family and friends because they want to reciprocate gifts they know they will be getting from them. One suggestion you can make to different groups of friends or relatives to save money is to have a Secret Santa gift exchange, where everyone is randomly assigned 1 person to shop for with a certain spending limit that is discussed in advance. Secret Santa is a great way for you and your friends to save money while still getting a nice gift, which is a win-win for everyone who participates.

3. Take advantage of early bird holiday sales before Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Some retailers will offer early bird holiday sales for those shoppers who prefer to get a head start on checking off their lists. In 2014, you can find great deals way before Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and doing some early holiday shopping while saving money is a great way to avoid piling up one huge bill that will need to be paid off in December or January.


4. Subscribe to Email Lists now to avoid missing out on special holiday offers and huge savings.


Even if you prefer not to shop early this holiday season, one thing you should do in advance is subscribe to email lists now so that you can get in on the biggest savings and deepest discounts of the year.


5. Like / Follow your favorite stores and brands on social media including Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.


In 2014, social media is a crucial way to shop smart and save big during the holidays. Retailers are leveraging their resources and using Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other social media platforms to promote their best deals throughout the holiday season. Also, the advantage of social media is that you can see what your favorite brands are up to and stay up to date on new products, holiday gift ideas you may not have thought of for your loved ones, and huge savings that might be exclusive to those platforms.


We hope you enjoyed these 5 money saving tips for the 2014 holiday shopping season. Happy deal hunting!

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