The glasses can let colorblind people “perceive color better,” but don’t give anyone 100 percent color vision, the company said. Enchroma’s lenses are not the only ones on the market. VINO ...

The EnChroma glasses, which cost up to $450 a pair, also don’t cure color blindness, McPherson said, but they “help people perceive colors better.” “We’re selling these very quickly ...

The filters worked for people with anomalous trichromacy, the most common type of red-green color vision deficiency (CVD) — even after the glasses were removed ...

The EnChroma® glasses, commercialized by a North American company, do not improve color vision for color blind people or correct their color blindness, and their effect is similar to that of ...

In addition, the glasses may not work for people with severe red-green deficiency, about 20 percent of the color-blind population. For the most part, Carter said she is able to live a normal life.

A special pair of glasses is helping color blind people see the art better at a museum in the Triangle. The Ackland Art Museum in Chapel Hill is the first art museum in North Carolina to offer ...

A company called EnChroma has built a pair of glasses that claims to restore color vision for the colorblind. Predictably, the internet has erupted with excitement. But it’s not the first ...

And people online seem to agree with that sentiment, feeling like they got ripped off, calling these glasses a "scam," and advising not to invest in them. Those reactions are not unfounded.

Unfortunately, the EnChroma glasses won't help people who suffer from this form of color blindness. That was Morrison's experience; he is completely lacking red-sensing pigments, one of the most ...

EnChroma glasses aren’t a cure for color blindness. Once you take the glasses off, the world will look the way it did before. Some people who try the glasses experience an immediate, dramatic ...