I'm 52 and, with my bifocals, can read just about anything. Nevertheless for me, the notes in the regular edition can be a challenge to see well. The larger-print edition I see just fine. Several parishioners also have CPH's The Lutheran Study Bible in the larger print edition. That is not, however, "large print," and some of the older ones need still need magnification.
When we purchased them at first publication, CPH was offering covers for the larger print edition.
OTOH, the larger print edition is one hefty book. Once a month I lead a chapel service inthe community room at a local senior living community. They have no lectern or podium, but one of those height-adjustable music stands where the rack stays up pneumatically. I usually put both a Bible and hymnal on it with no problem. Put TLSB on it by itself, and then watched the rack sink down to its lowest position.
Pax, Steven+