Magnifier that attaches to your glasses, leaves both hand free

This is one handy magnifier. Allows hands-free viewing. Not only can it be used for really close up viewing of small objects (like working on watches, stamp or coin collecting, or hobbies that deal with small parts), but if you wear bifocals and you’re working on something that causes you to have to look through the top of your glasses at, then this will help you see better. Has two glass lenses, each is 3 power magnification. If you move one into the field of view you will see everything 3 times larger, it will focus at about 3” from the item you are viewing. If you need more magnification, align both magnifiers for a 6 power magnification and a focal length of about 2” or less. The glass lenses are mounted in a metal frame with screws to hold them in place, they are mounted on adjustable arms so that you can slide them in and out and also rotate them for the best view. Has a “clothes pin” type clamp on the shaft that attaches to the endpiece or temple of your frame. A spring holds the magnifiers in position, they stay where you put them.

Very useful "must have" item if you do anything that needs close up viewing, such as looking for splinters in your hand, looking at threads on small screws, reading the printing on small electronic components, checking solder joints, etc.