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Reddit mentions of KIKAR Clip on Magnifier with 4 Interchangable lenses, Hard Case

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KIKAR Clip on Magnifier with 4 Interchangable lenses, Hard Case
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Set of 4 different powered lenses: 1.7X, 2.0X, 2.5X and 3.0X. (one lens to be used at any time)Rubber tipped clip to protect your glasses.This magnifier attaches to any glasses and spectacles - with flexible, thin wire clipsCan be flipped up for normal viewing. Allow you to do your best hands-free detail work.Perfect for any fine detail work for which you want to keep both hands free
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ColorClear
Sizeregular
Weight0.26 Pounds

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Found 1 comment on KIKAR Clip on Magnifier with 4 Interchangable lenses, Hard Case:

u/mckulty ยท 1 pointr/optometry

True "magnifying" requires more than one lens, something like a loupe or clip-on magnifiers. I know these are clunky, and it's why dentists pay a couple thousand to make custom "telescope" glasses with their prescription ground in.

More practically, bringing work close to your eyes has the effect of magnifying, since anything that is closer "subtends a larger angle" ie makes the image on your retina bigger.

At age 30 you should be able to hold things close and keep them in focus. Later on you can't focus as well, so to keep the same effect ("relative distance magnification") you will need a reduced power in your glasses to hold things closer, something we do with bifocals. In a pinch, you could get a drastic amount of this relative distance mag by taking your glasses off and holding your work at 12 cm.

The most practical suggestion might be a table magnifier for your work area.