See Clearly: The Best Light Bulbs for Aging Eyes & Low Vision

Straining to read labels or recipes?

This video breaks down how to choose the right light bulbs and fixtures to make everyday tasks easier and safer.

We compare LED color temperatures (2700K–5000K), lumens vs. watts, CRI (color accuracy), and beam angles, then show where to use task lighting, under-cabinet strips, floor lamps, and motion lights for maximum clarity.

You’ll learn glare-busting tricks, how to layer ambient + task + accent light, and simple upgrades—like dimmer switches, opaque shades, and adjustable gooseneck lamps—that help aging eyes and low-vision users see comfortably at home.

What you’ll learn

The best LED color temperature for reading, cooking, grooming, and relaxing

Lumens, not watts: how bright each space should be

Why CRI (90+) matters for true-to-life colors and contrast

Glare control tips (diffusers, shades, positioning, matte finishes)

Smart placements: under-cabinet, mirror-side sconces, bedside task lamps

Safety boosters: night lights, motion sensors, hallway/path lighting

A quick room-by-room checklist to upgrade lighting in a weekend

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