r/ColorBlind

I have a colorblindess, green deficiency i think. My girlfriend found an app to simulate colorblindness ( CVsimulator) and while we were looking at stuff, she said " Now I know why your favorite color is yellow. Yellow and blue are the only color that you see brightly. They look saturated unlike others. "

So we're curious. Do "all" colorblind people prefer the color they can see well because they stand out? Or it's all over the place like those who see all colors perfectly?

So my dads friends came over and I got the color of something wrong and I said “I’m colorblind” and they all pointed at this guy we’ll call Twinkle Toes
And said “oh you can’t be talking he’s actually colorblind” and I said “I am too” and he asked me what type and I pronounced it wrong because I have a speech impediment and he was saying that with the type I have I can’t see any greens or pinks even though I can and mine is mild to moderate when he has deuteranopia and I said that and he said I’m wrong and is there any way I can prove it without doing an Ishihara because I already suggested that and he said that it won’t prove anything

I got two questions for yall

1 what do you guys think of gene therapy as a cure for cvd

2 does anyone know is there has been any recent advancements towards it as a cure

(edit) Like I know is been cured for a few people with achromatopsia but is there anything on anomalous trichromacy or dichromacy

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I took a colorblind test from Enchroma and the scores for RGB cones are 87%, 0% and 100%, respectively. Does this mean that I'm deuteranope or at least have severe deuteranomaly? Is there a way to know more about the my precise type of colorblindness? From what I understood, if I was a deuteranope, I shouldn't be able to differentiate a lot of colors, but I'm not sure that is the case.

Hi everyone, I’m sorry if this is asked a lot, if it is or it annoys you please feel free to move on!

I have a 2 year old daughter who confuses green and red all the time. Whenever she gets it right, I have a feeling she may have memorised what that specific object’s colour is. But she consistently calls new green objects “red”. She seems confident when she says the colour and then absolutely baffled and confused when I correct her.

Now I, her mum, could carry the gene because my great grandad was colour blind (green and red). But my spouse, the other parent of my child, is not colour blind. Online it says this is practically impossible. No one in my spouse’s family is colour blind either apparently.

Of course, I know it’s probably way too soon to tell, but is this something I should bring up to the gp or nah? Or maybe yes but later down the line? It’s not really a “concern” per se, right?

Anyway thank you so much for your time!

I’m sure this is a common type of question so if you are bored of this type of question I totally understand. But I would like any opinions.

In the last few years we realized my 11 year old is color blind. Like, substantially red-green colorblind. I first realized it when he couldn’t succeed in a robotics class which required drawing paths with red and green markers. I didn’t realize how much/how so until he explained that to him Mario and Luigi are gray and gray. Eye doctor has confirmed the fact.

I have the obvious question: are corrective glasses worth it? Helpful? Scam?

Any other advice is also welcome.

Thank you.

Ragazzi online ho leggeri problemi con le tavole di ishihara, forse ne sbaglio 1 o 2, oppure ci metto solo qualche secondo in più per riconoscerle, mentre ho stampato le tavole (ad un negozio di stampanti) e vedo tutti i numeri senza problemi, 0 problemi, perché secondo voi?