Vision loss of any kind may compromise one’s ability to perform the most basic of everyday tasks, such as reading, writing, cooking, watching television, and driving. Today, however, advances in the design and availability of assistive technologies have revolutionized living and learning with vision loss. From voting to riding public transit, persons affected by blindness or visual impairment can live more independently, pursue a broad range of education and employment opportunities, and lead fulfilled, empowered, and productive lives. 

In the spirit of best supporting such advancements, the Mississippi Industries for the Blind (MIB) has opened the MIB Low Vision Store at its Downtown Jackson headquarters. The MIB Low Vision Store carries a wide variety of assistive products, including the following categories: