Overlays Dyslexia Reading Strips, 6 Pcs Colored Overlays for Reading, Dyslexia Tools for Kids, Guided Reading Strips for Early Readers, ADHD and Visual Stress, 11IN x 8.5IN

I have purchased several different types and brands of page overlays on Amazon over the last few years. They all had the same problems. They were so fragile they would dent and bend if handled frequently. I always had to replace them every month. They never had any anti_glare features. This overlay has a great matte, anti glare surface.it reduced the glare more effectively than my computer glasses which is shocking because the overlays are half the price. The material is thicker than all of the overlays I have used in the past. It’s very easy to cut to the size of the page and you can use them to block blue lights on your iPad, iPhone, kindle reader, I even taped it to my laptop screen today because my eyes were really sore from computer fatigue.

I had some of these when I was a kid and they helped then, I’m trying them again now. I’m just not sure what to do with the colors I don’t use! 🤷‍♂️

I use these in my classroom. It is interesting how different students with Dyslexia find certain shades helpful for them to read. Red is popular. My students will put these over the assignment or book, making reading a lot easier for them! One student said, “it helps the letters stay in one spot.”

My son to be 7 year old is homeschooled. He struggles with dyslexia and since we homeschool, we aren't able to get any help. I felt like I was failing him. He knew all his punctuation, contractions, etc. You name it, he knew it. But when it came to actually reading full words.. nope. It was so frustrating. He couldn't move ahead in his work books because I just couldn't sit there and read word for word to him much longer paragraphs. I got these and things are starting to change! The blue seems to work best for him. He's holding it up to everything and reading away on his own. Before this, he would say all the letters would jump around and he would put letters in that weren't even there. This has been a life saver already.

They are just fine. My son didn’t see much difference with any color

It’s what I expected and wanted

The product is for the most part accurate, the colors are not as light and vibrant as in the picture. Few of them are very dark and can not read thru them unless under a very bright light.

Over thirty-five years ago I purchased some of the same type of colored films at a teacher’s convention. I brought them to my students with dyslexia and, after finding the correct color, they were able to read much more successfully.

Bought these for someone who has been recently diagnosed with dyslexia and there are a great range of colours to experiment with as overlays