I have noticed a quirk (bug) in Dynamic Type that may explain why Braden85's suggestion is not producing the desired results. To review, these are Braden85's instructions:
- Go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Larger Text (or Larger Type in iOS 7).
- Turn on Larger Accessibility Sizes (or Larger Dynamic Type in iOS 7) for bigger font options.
- Drag the slider to select the font size you want.
Go to Settings > General > Accessibility to make the text bold, increase the contrast, or invert the colors on your screen.
Here is the problem. If you drag the slider to adjust the size of the Dynamic Type it will have NO EFFECT unless you set it to the location shown below, or even further to the right. At least, that's the story on my iPhone 6s+. If I move the slider one "notch" further to the left than shown, the size of the font JUMPS down to a very tiny size.
So, check your settings and see if moving the slider to the position in my screen shot below succeeds in enlarging the font size to an acceptable level.