As I have mentioned elsewhere, my vision is far less than perfect. One of the annoying results is that when attempting to view small things, I spend too much time with my head and neck at uncomfortable angles trying to see through my tri-focals and a hand-held magnifier.
Yesterday at a resale shop I picked up a set of binocular surgical / dental loupes. They are mounted on an eyeglass frame, and have approx 3x magnification with a focal length of about 400 mm (~ 15-16 inches).
They will take some getting used to, but I now have a magnified view without getting a kink in my neck or having one hand busy holding a magnifying glass. I am looking forward to being able to see all kinds of things, and do all kinds of things, I've been missing for years.
Yesterday at a resale shop I picked up a set of binocular surgical / dental loupes. They are mounted on an eyeglass frame, and have approx 3x magnification with a focal length of about 400 mm (~ 15-16 inches).
They will take some getting used to, but I now have a magnified view without getting a kink in my neck or having one hand busy holding a magnifying glass. I am looking forward to being able to see all kinds of things, and do all kinds of things, I've been missing for years.