Enhon 3x Page Magnifier 7 x 4.7 Inch Magnifying Sheet Fresnel Lens Page Magnifying Glass for Elderly and People with Low Vision Reading Small Patterns, Maps and Books (8 Pieces)

i recently had cataract surgery and am now wearing bifocals. i was hoping that this would be better than bifocals when cooking and reading a recipe. but no such luck. With my bifocals i still have trouble reading small print on medication bottles and again i thought this would be useful - but its blurry and not helpful at all. you are better off with a magnifying glass

This 7x4.7 inch magnifying sheet is very handy and works exactly as expected. It provides clear magnification without distortion, making small print much easier to read. The size is perfect for books, documents, and even hobby projects, and it’s lightweight enough to carry or store easily. Simple, effective, and a great value for the price.

Great sizes, easy to view a whole page, brilliant magnification and fantastic price!!!

Nice quality Fresnel lenses (pk of 8) that are clear and without distortion. Just the right size for a project. A lens like this changes the appearance of a flat object and also makes a 3-dimensional object more 3d! Not magic, just optics. Each lens comes in it's own clear plastic envelope to keep it clean. The ridged-surface of the front will collect dust and grime, but it can also be flipped so that the smooth flat surface of the other side is facing out and is much easier to wipe clean with a soft cloth. Lenses are rigid, thick plastic with a thin black border that doesn't get in the way.

Extremely light and portable. I bought the multipack so that I can leave them around the house wherever I need to see books or letters if I forget to bring one. I have just had cataract lens replacement surgery and now cannot see anything closer than arms length now, and I have become intolerant of glasses, so I was looking for a convenient replacement to read books and see my phone clearly and these are just the job. They are not perfect as they do smudge a bit and it takes practice to get the distance right but just a few days after surgery they have helped me use my phone and read with ease. I attached a thin neck strap to one just as an experiment and it makes them even better as I can rest the lens against my chest and free my hands to hold the phone. Lovely They also attract the surrounding light and send it to the page which can be helpful or annoying according to my needs but it's a bit like having a built in reading light in certain circumstances. Bonus. The price is great value and they come with a protective pouch and each one is in a plastic cover which I have left on to prevent scratches and they still work very well even in the plastic so you get a choice of how you want to use them.