Can I tighten loose screws on eyeglasses with this product?
2067622
Yes, the variety of sizes makes it ideal for everything from musical instruments to eyeglasses.
2067623
Unlikely. Not quite small enough. Hey get an eyeglass fixit kit for 2 bucks at CVS for that job. Comes w/ screws too. Yeah.
1136253
This is terrible, but I can't recall - I think is does. The little screwdrivers that come with the cheap-o eyeglass repair kits would work quite well, if it doesn't.
1357394
Works great for eyeglasses. Usually, I spend around 20 minutes fumbling to get the tiny screw into the hinge of a frame.The smallest magnetized flat screw driver in the set picked the screw right up. I then dropped it into the hole and tightened. The entire job took about 90 seconds. Never repaired an eyeglass hinge so fast!
764834
It requires a mini Philips head screwdriver. You can buy an inexpensive set locally at your local Wally World (Walmart) or Radio Shack; or order one from Amazon if you can wait. You'll end up using them for more than just this, since almost all modern electronics, as well as eyeglasses and sunglasses, use mini or micro screws
833119
Yes. This is a very complete set of small screwdrivers I use everywhere including on eyeglasses.
2195113
You would have to check with your optometrist to see if they can craft the lenses to fit. I have two pair of these, one with plastic and one with perforated steel. It is rather difficult to get the lens out and back in because there is no screw or anything in the frame. The plastic is probably more pliable at elevated temperatures, which could be used to pop the lens out and back in. They were not designed to have the lenses removed.
1094212
Sorry for the delay. I think you could, but I never have done so. Tiny little screws that I could not get open for the life of me. I just replaced the one I bought for my Dad (and I buy two at a time and keep them on hand). Sorry, I could not be more helpful. They are excellent aids for the visually impaired, though!
14503
Sure! Bring your frames and perscription to your local eyewear store and they can do it.
563501
I agree with the other responder - best to take one screw with you to get a match. Might also look at getting one of those tiny sets of screwdrivers, too - like for eyeglass repairs. Here's one on Amazon that looks like the one I have for $6: http://smile.amazon.com/Eyeglasses-Slotted-Philip-Precision-Screwdriver/dp/B00BGASVD6/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1404321394&sr=8-16&keywords=eyeglass+repair+kits I use my kit all of the time for toys (both pet and kid) and all kinds of random items that have the smaller screws. Should help you to not strip anymore screws. If you can't find the right screws, I bet a piece of masking or duct tape would hold the plate in place without a problem - I think the plate is just there to protect pets (and small kids) from ingesting them. I don't think it makes a difference in the functionality of the toy. Best toy I've bought so far for my kitty - she LOVES it. Tried her with the automatic laser toy and she was not impressed, so she is discriminating about her entertainment. Hope this helps!
1017248
I us a very small flat screwdriver that i have in a minature tol kit. Go to bottom corner and gently litil nit snaps loose. Works like a charm.
1635264
Not really; the smallest flathead screwdriver is a little wider than a normal eyeglasses screwdriver. The smallest Phillips head screwdriver would work, though it might be a trifle large too.
158283
Twist up, pull out, pop another one in. If it is too small to grip an eyeglass screwdriver or pin can be used to leverage it out.
929924
Yes. The eye cups adjust with a twist for glasses wearers like me. However I have found that by setting the focus adjustments per the instructions, I don't really need my glasses with these.
315864
Yes, with the caveat, if your glasses frames are on the smaller to medium size. Hope this this helps!
83212
Just a Guy I have no doubt used my Leatherman 300 several times to repair/adjust my glasses, but eyeglass bits?? Never seen them on my 300. I would recommend the Leatherman website to see just what is or is not on each tool. Regards, Paul
52828
You do not need to remove the screw. You only need to screw it out far enough it does not hold the eyepiece in place.
1959270
I do not believe so as alcohol is destructive to prescription glasses.Why don't you contact the co. and ask that question?