Pocket Size Reading Magnifying Lens

Pocket Size Reading Magnifying Lens

£1.99

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(5 customer reviews)

With a magnification is 300% and being pocket size it is super portable and being made of flexible PVC material it won’t crack or shatter.

 


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Pocket Size Reading Magnifying Lens

Our mantra is nothing that we sell has not either been thoroughly field tested by us and most likely forms a part of our regular kit and this wee item is Scott’s goto. The shock of first learning that he had presbyopia from his GP raised a whole load of worrying questions: Who had he caught it off? How was he going to tell his wife? What was the treatment? His wife had already become suspicious when he ordered a well-done steak in a fish restaurant and his kids thought it odd that he now reads books upside-down.

This magnifying card works because of the genius of a French physicist, Jean Fresnel, and it has been called “the invention that saved a million ships” because these are the main type of lenses used in lighthouses to beam light for miles across the ocean. When used in reverse, as in held away from an object, it acts like any other magnifying glass, perfect for seeing small details on maps, flora, and fauna you discover on your jaunts and for Scott, reading menus.

With a magnification is 300% and being pocket size it is super portable and being made of flexible PVC material it won’t crack or shatter.

Additional information

Weight 2 g
Dimensions 86.00 × 54.00 × 1.00 mm

5 reviews for Pocket Size Reading Magnifying Lens

  1. NIGEL MCQUINLAN. RNZIR. NEW ZEALAND –

    Just received the item. Quality build and materials from inspection.
    Easy to use, versatile, and uniquely engineered. Looks great, some thinking has gone into this product and end-user employment. Well pleased.

    TOP-NOTCH! Thank you

  2. Drew –

    Great wee tool, just the job. Together with the other SR products a great set of Nav tools.

  3. David Hellyn –

    Brilliant little piece of kit. So useful and now an integral part of my Nav tools.

  4. Tim Oliver –

    Good quality magnifying lens for those of us over a certain age.

  5. Alison Tree –

    Really useful, but would be better if it had a hole in it so that it could be added to my compass lanyard

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