A field, with a vibrating display of
poppies will, using your Seekey,
be an experience even for you who
do not recognize all colours.

My name is Kenneth Allblom. As so many other people I have a different red-green colour vision.

Some years ago a lantern on my boat was broken. Incidentally I looked through the broken red piece of glass and discvovered that the colours around me changed. The idea was born; this might be useful for me in order to navigate more safely. The invention was done!

A few experiments later I knew that this effect would help me both at sea and in everyday life! Since, I have designed and patented the Seekey.

Now, I am happy that the Seekey is available to other people who want to see a new world!

Also you will discover berries, flowers, red apples and many other nice and useful things hiding in our colourful world. My list of examples is growing longer, the more I use my Seekey.

• Sports: Find the red peg in the grass. Tell the red team players from the green team. Choose the right croquet ball..
• At work:·Get the green file, will you?... Tell the colour-coded lines on the CAD drawing apart. Information and choices in computer programs. Interpret graphs and pictures.
• Clothes: When selecting the colour of clothes.
• Maps: Discover and tell apart the colour coded information on lines, symbols etc.
• Art: See more when when You look at pieces of art. You will understand what colours an artist has been using, and also discover more details. The impression of a pice of art will often be a greater experience when you use your Seekey.

• The invisible: Believe me, there are many things yet to discover out there!
• Food: A ripe banana or a green one? Packaging with different colours depending on the contents... Is the meat done?
• In the Nature: The rainbow has many more colours…Choose the right bait when going fishing. Recognise birds and pick strawberries. Flowers are often lilac. Blue flowers are rare. Distinguish red rock. Find hiking tracks and other markings.
• At sea: Find spar buoys already at great distance and tell easily the red buoys from the green. Tell the colour of lanterns, light buoys and beacons. Identify lines and symbols on the charts.
• Things to tell apart using the colour: Signal lamps, especially those that may change colour between red, green and yellow! Electric wires and resistors and much more.
• At school: Much of the teaching materials are based on colours. Arts and crafts. Building blocks. Coloured crayons and pencils. Maps, overhead pictures. Computer programs. I almost forgot to mention pictures in modern books!

The Seekey will give you a very clear, and simple to learn, indication on red versus green, blue versus lilac. To identify brown, grey, pink You might have to practise some more. Have a look at the instructions that are provided with each Seekey. A colour that is very pale or very dark will be more difficult to tell. In poor lighting conditions it is also difficult to tell a colour. But in this case everybody will have a problem; "All cats are grey in the dark " ;)