Magna-flip Clip on Flip up Magnifiers, +2.00 Power Converts Distance Glasses and Into Reading and Computer Glasses

Pros: excellent design, materials, fit and finish; very smooth action in the flip mechanism; optics polished and shaped to a fair thee well; confidence-instilling and promising of becoming second nature in their moment by moment deployment; shipping direct (via USPS) from VS-Eyeware arrived almost a week prior to eta. Price: inconsequential. Production: bittersweet but likely from a Chinese maker well chosen for high capability and delivery.Cons: ZeroWhat I liked best about shopping for lenses to augment my distance scrip in everyday, computer and professional shop close-in work, and finding Magni-Flip in 2x iteration, was the way they advertised on Amazon. This is a larger subject, not limited to any kind of product category. If you're like me (and I know I am) the commitment to shop online means I've been willing to forego the paradigm of personal contact with the item for sale prior to purchase. We're relying, out here, on a complex, implicit agreement with multiple players, that we can first ascertain a likely choice on best received information, second, with the option of returning items that flub the acid test. The process takes longer (assuming there's a store out there to visit), but the experience is richer, since we get to stay at home and review a number of collated contenders. All this is just fine, except when and where we have to slog through a bunch of dumb, numbing product pages. This is the crux of my point, today. Vendors -- obviously hoping to attract buyers -- ought to get the message that it matters hugely, how one's product is presented for review. I can't pretend to know how it works in the background, but I'm telling you: if you're thinking of selling on Amazon, be or hire a professional ad writer... one who has experience with Amazon. Take an example from Magni-Flip, and please, give us a break out here. Oh, and, make sure your product stands up to the description.

These lenses work fine but I didn't expect them tobe so big. Luckily I have a larger pair of glasses thatthey work with. The combination is just too heavyto wear for any extended period. I am using theseto study spanish and I need to shift back and forthfrom my computer to reading print. Plan on lookingfor a pair that are smaller and lighter.

I need something to help me with very close work with electronic parts and reading labels on small parts. These glasses are pretty good and worth the purchase. The flip up and down is a mixed blessing--when I need it, it's there and works nicely. When I don't need it, the glasses are a little heavier than might be nice. Fortunately I don't have to wear them much of the time as I might if I were in watch repair or some very precise occupation.

I CAN SEE AGAIN! Work great. Large area just like I wanted. A little heavy for some folks maybe but fine for me. Ordered another one.

We found this clip on too large for medium and smaller framed glasses. They would likely work on larger framed, owl like or aviator glasses .

I have ordered and re-ordered.

I didn't care for this product. It was much larger than my eyeglasses that it fits on - so much larger in fact, that it was uncomfortable to wear. I'm surprised that the manufacturer doesn't offer a style that is a better fit for modern eyewear. I great idea - but poorly implemented.

Perfect for my needs when on my computer or in the shop trying to read my measurements. These are large lenses so didn’t fit my smaller glasses exactly but just being able to read my tape measure and then flip them up for other work far out weighs this.