What is an appropriate recommendation for someone with glaucoma in terms of visual aids?

Implementing large bold print is an appropriate recommendation for someone with glaucoma, as individuals with this condition often experience vision loss, particularly in their peripheral vision, which can affect clarity and the ability to see fine details. Large, bold print enhances visibility and readability, thus making it easier for individuals to access written information.

Standard-sized print may be challenging to read, leading to unnecessary strain and frustration. Avoiding visual aids altogether would not be beneficial, as those aids can provide necessary support in daily activities. Lastly, while dark colored lenses might be helpful for reducing glare and improving contrast sensitivity, they alone do not address the overall need for improved print size and clarity, making large bold print a more holistic and functional choice for individuals with glaucoma.