08/05/2026
Many people know macular degeneration causes blurry central vision, but fewer realize it can also change the way colors appear.
As the macula becomes damaged, colors may seem faded, dull, or more difficult to distinguish, making everyday activities like cooking, matching clothing, reading labels, or recognizing traffic signals more challenging.
Understanding these changes allows patients to explore visual aids that improve contrast and make daily life easier.
If macular degeneration is affecting your daily routine, call (727) 463-2579 or visit LowVisionSupport.org to schedule a low vision evaluation.