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Catalog Products for Independent Living We Are The MAXIAIDS LOW VISION • BLIND • DEAF • SENIORS • SPECIAL NEEDS MaxiAids 42 Executive Blvd , PRSRT STD Farmingdale, NY 11735 U.S. POSTAGE PAID MAXI-AIDS 2021/22 PRODUCTS FOR THE BLIND, LOW VISION, DEAF, HARD OF HEARING & ASSISTED LIVING LIVING ASSISTED & HEARING OF HARD DEAF, VISION, LOW BLIND, THE FOR PRODUCTS CATALOG PRODUCTS FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING WE ARE THE PREFERRED CHOICE TALKING for Agencies, Non-profits, ATOMIC Schools, & Government WATCHES Page 3 LARGEST SELECTION AT LOWEST PRICES • Magnifiers • Computer Products • Specialty Watches • Kitchen Products • Canes & Mobility Assist • Medication Aids • Amplified Hearing Products • Talking Products • Low Vision Products • Home Health Care CUSTOMER SERVICE & ORDER HOTLINE: 1-800-522-6294 Info: 631-752-0521 Video Phone: 631-752-1145 Fax: 631-752-0689 e-mail: [email protected] SAVE TIME & MONEY ONLINE! 2021/22 Catalog www.maxiaids.com VIDEO MAGNIFIERS Pages 78-79 Use your We offer wholesale & bulk discounts smartphone EASY ORDERING: 1-800-522-6294 • FAX: 631-752-0689 AARP & AAA members, government employees are welcome to scan this QR code to check out WE WELCOME GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS more specials Visit www.maxiaids.com for more products! MAXIAIDS Celebrating 35 years of service! Largest Selection - Lowest Prices QUALITY - SERVICE - DEPENDABILITY - SELECTION - LOW PRICES MaxiAids 42 Executive Blvd., P.O. Box 3209, Farmingdale, N.Y. 11735 TEL 631-752-0521 FAX 631-752-0689 Toll Free: 1-800-522-6294 Visit Us At: www.MaxiAids.com MaxiAids 2021/22 Catalog - “The Reference Guide of the Industry” Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! MaxiAids - NOW celebrating our 35th Year of Service! We want to thank all of you, our loyal customers and our dedicated associates, for helping us to celebrate our 35th year anniversary - We could not have done it without you! MaxiAids began operations in 1986, as the demand for accessible products grew from a single shelf in a drugstore located in Queens, NY. Today, MaxiAids is recognized as a World Class provider of products for those with Special Needs, including products specifically designed to assist and bring independence to Seniors, the Blind, the Visually Impaired with Low Vision, the Deaf and Hearing Impaired, as well as those with medical and mobility issues. Thanks to you, our catalog is often referred to as the “Reference Guide of the Special Needs Industry” with MaxiAids being called the “Super Store for Special Needs ”. It is our hope that our efforts will continue to earn your business, for as long as you need us, as we look forward to serving you in the future! MaxiAids is here to serve – please let us know how we can help you! Professional Customer Service - our knowledgeable staff members are ready to assist you. Largest “IN STOCK” Selection - over 10,000 items, providing a one-stop shopping solution that saves you time & money! Fast Order Turnaround - the fastest in our industry—most orders ship within 24 hours! Lowest Prices in our industry - Simply put, we will not be beat or undersold! Agency and Government Bids - Welcome! QUICK TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages 3-25 Pages 104-121 • Talking Watches • Talking Clocks • Phones & Accessories • Alerting Devices • Low Vision Watches • Low Vision Clocks • Amplifiers & • Hearing Aid Cleaners • Braille Watches • Braille Clocks Listening Systems • Batteries • Vibrating Watches • Vibrating Clocks • Kitchen Appliances Pages 122-143 Pages 26-31 • Kitchen & Cooking Thermometers • Talking Calculators • TV Listening Systems • Timers • Medication Aids • Low Vision Calculators • TV Glasses & Remotes • Blood Pressure Monitors • Talking Products Pages 144-147 • Pages 32-34 • Medication Aids • Diabetic Products • Talking Products • Weather Radios • Blood Pressure Monitors • Pill Boxes & Reminders • Digital Book Reader • Radios Pages 148-161 • Cassette Players • Canes for the Blind • Wheelchairs Pages 35-54 • Support Canes • Walkers & Accessories • Recorders • Bold Line & Braille Paper • Rollators & Transport Chair • Home Health Care • Voice Labelers • Large Print Books • Tactile Dots & Markers • Book Stands & Lap Desks Pages 162-175 • Braille Labelers/Slates • Home Health Care • Sewing Aids • Writing Guides & Pens • Bed & Bath Accessories • Supports & Cushions Pages 55-98 • Personal Care Items • Sports Balls • Home Needs • Magnifiers/CCTVs • Low Vision Lamps • Sunglasses/Fitovers • Mirrors Pages 176-186 • Keyboards Pages 99-103 • Toys • Scanners/Readers • Keyboards & Software • Games & Playing Cards • Adaptive Computer Products • Communication Aids • Educational Products • Order Form & Index 2 Call Toll Free: 1-800-522-6294 • Web: www.MaxiAids.com WATCHES Atomic Talking Watches VOCATIME TALKING ATOMIC WATCHES • Dual Voice Technology, choose male or female voice • Automatic atomic hands and voice setting synchronization • Automatic and accurate atomic time setting technology. • Two button functionality • Hi-Contrast - White face w/black numbers VT2043 - $69.95 - Black Expansion Band - Black Leather Band VT2044 - $69.95 VT2043 VT2044 TM REIZEN TALKING ATOMIC BLUE DIAL CHROME WATCH • Announces time, date, day of week, alarm status, etc. • Automatically sets itself and adjusts for Daylight Savings • Chrome finish and classic-looking analog display with second hand • Blue leather band compliments the blue watch face • Large 1.25” blue face with bold white numbers (at 12:00, 3:00, 6:00 & 9:00; other hours marked by lines) 704054 - $59.95 TM REIZEN TALKING ATOMIC WATCH • Announces time, date, day of week, alarm status, etc. • Automatically sets itself, adjusts for Daylight Savings • Large (approx. 1.25” diam.) white face with bold black numbers and black dial • Analog display with sweep second hand and silver alloy casing • Printed Instructions included 704288 - $89.95 Analog Atomic Watch Battery: CR2032 - $1.75 Digital Atomic Watch Battery: CR2025 - $1.75 Call Toll Free: 1-800-522-6294 • Web: www.MaxiAids.com 3 WATCHES Atomic Talking Watches Talking Atomic/Radio-Controlled Watches (1 year mfg. warranty) Atomic = Automatically Synchronizes with the NIST Atomic Clock through a daily radio signal REIZEN TALKING ATOMIC WATCHES The Watch That’s Always Right • Announces time, date, day of week, and alarm status all in a clear male voice • Automatically sets itself and adjusts for Daylight Savings • Large (approx. 1.25” diam.) white face with bold black numbers • Analog display with sweep second hand • Printed Operating Instructions are included • Uses CR2032 battery (Instructions on cassette available upon request) your choice 704013 - Expansion Band $ 95 704014 - Leather Band 47 Now an Atomic REIZEN RADIO CONTROLLED TALKING Talking Watch for Women & Kids WATCHES FOR WOMEN & KIDS • Announces time, day, and date • Hourly chime plus beep alarm • Easy to see 1.125” face • Sets itself and accounts for Daylight Savings your choice • Uses CR2032 battery $ 95 704070 - Expansion Band 59 704071 - Leather Band REIZEN BIG FACE TALKING ATOMIC WATCH LARGE • White face with bold, large black numbers 11/2” Face • Hourly chime plus beep alarm • Adjusts for Daylight Savings • Scratch resistant anti-reflective mineral glass SPECIAL PRICE • Excellent quality • Uses CR2032 battery $ 83 77 ATOMIC! 704091 - $77.83 - Silver Color Expansion Band Sets Itself 704092 - $77.83 - Embossed Brown Leather Band REIZEN TALKING RADIO CONTROLLED WATCH: “STAINLESS STEEL” • Announces time, day and date • Hourly chime plus beep alarm STAINLESS • Accounts for Daylight Savings STEEL • Large 1-1/4” face with bold black numbers BACKING • Uses CR2032 battery NOW ONLY 704034 - $69.95 - Leather Band $ 95 704035 - $69.95 - Expansion Band 69 Analog Atomic Watch Battery: CR2032 - $1.75 Digital Atomic Watch Battery: CR2025 - $1.75 4 Call Toll Free: 1-800-522-6294 • Web: www.MaxiAids.com WATCHES Talking-VocaTime TM Large, Bold Single One-Button Hands Operation • High Quality Talking Watch • Dual Voice Technology, Let’s you choose male or female voice Large, Bold Large Crown, • Auto synchronizing of hands and voice Numbers Metal Case • Single battery operation • Uses CR2025 battery Dual Voice and Auto Sync Technology • 2 year warranty VocaTime is a talking watch – like no other! Developed to provide the perfect solution for those who are looking for the latest in Technological Performance, Ease of Use, and Elegant Styling! The advance features of the VocaTime Brand include its Dual Voice Technology, allowing the user to choose with a simple press of a button either a Men’s or Women’s English Voice. In addition, the ease of use functionality also provides the user with the convenience of AUTO Synchronizing Technology. This advanced function allows the user to simultaneously set the time for both the hands and the voice of the watch, in one easy procedure. This enables the watch to verbally announce while visually showing the time with perfect synchronization. These features with its high-quality components including a metal case and steel battery cover and a Two-Year Limited Warranty make this watch an instant favorite. Men’s Chrome Men’s - Gold Tone VT4012 - $59.95 - Black Leather Band VT5026 - $59.95 - Black Leather Band VT4014 - $59.95 - Expansion Band VT5028 - $59.95 - Expansion Band Women’s Chrome Women’s Gold Tone VT4016 - $59.95 - Black Leather Band VT5030 - $59.95 - Black Leather Band VT4018 - $59.95 - Expansion Band VT5032 - $59.95 - Expansion Band Men’s - Bi Color Women’s Bi-Color VT6019 - $59.95 - Black Leather Band VT6023 - $59.95 - Black Leather Band VT6021 - $59.95 - Expansion Band VT6025 - $59.95 - Expansion Band Add a Men’s EZ Latch Cloth Band available in Black (VT3033) - $12.95 Women’s & Children Watches with EZ Latch Cloth Bands VT3041BL - $54.95 - Black Easy to VT3041PI - $54.95 - Pink Put On NO BUCKLES! VT3041DB - $54.95 - Dk Blue Call Toll Free: 1-800-522-6294 • Web: www.MaxiAids.com 5 WATCHES Featured One & Four Button Styles TEL-TIME MEN’S TALKING WATCHES ONE BUTTON • English voice: male or female TALKING WATCH • Black hour, minute, and • White watch hands and sweep second hands numbers 1-12 on black face • Easy to set using • Expansion band the oversized crown • Male voice announces time only and push button your choice • Quartz movement • Uses 2 (CR2025) your choice $ 95 • Battery CR2025 batteries (included) 59 (included) $ 95 • 90 day mfg.
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