Test result for your individual color blindness test

You seem to have failed the Colordrop online color blindness test, and your result shows a strong deuteranomaly, indicating a color vision deficiency.

The good news is that people with the same type of color blindness usually respond positively to Colordrop color blindness glasses.

Here you can learn more about your color vision deficiency and what measures you can take:

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Deuteranomaly is a form of red-green color vision deficiency that accounts for about 80% of all cases of color blindness.

People with deuteranopia can only see 2-3 different shades, while people with normal color vision can distinguish 7 shades.

Therefore, red, green, yellow, and brown tones appear similar to them.

HOW THIS CAN AFFECT YOU: Driving - Especially recognizing signal lights and color-coded traffic signs that are meant to stand out, such as hazard and warning signs.

Color-coded charts – Colorblind people can also have difficulties reading color-coded charts.

Profession – If you suffer from color vision deficiency, this can bring certain professional limitations.

Education – especially in the school context and with colors used for teaching materials.

A life full of colors – something most of us take for granted. Estimates suggest that a colorblind person can perceive only about 10,000 shades, compared to someone with normal color vision who can recognize up to 1,000,000 different shades.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: Get yourself a special Colordrop color blindness glasses. Colordrop works with leading industry experts and has developed 5 custom-made lenses for a variety of color vision deficiencies to ensure maximum color intensity.

Colordrop glasses can offer you a life-changing experience, as our advanced light filter technology selectively filters certain light wavelengths, opening up a colorful world for colorblind people.