its show the magnifer over the right eye. can it be used over the left eye
1079635
The answer is, "yes," it can be moved to one side/eye use or the other. Your choice. Moving it entails removing one Philips head screw, moving it to the other side of the lens and screwing it back in. A minute or less time needed.
1079636
The magnifier shield is both eyes and the binocular magnifier is on the right side but can be switched to the left by a screw on its base. It is simple to switch using a small #2 Phillips (standard) screw driver. Super easy and takes less than a couple minutes tops.
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If you want to use it on the other side, you need to unscrew it, unscrew one screw on the other side, place the magnifier on the other side, screw it with the screw it was using and finally replace the screw which maintained the magnifier by the screw you removed from the other side.You need a Philips screw driver.So, it is possible but was not designed to use it interchangeably on either side.
1079638
Yes, this can be done just by removing the screw on the left side and replace in the right one, then just position the loupe on the left side, I did the same thing since my best eye is the left.
1079639
Yes, if you unscrewed the magnifier mounting post from the right side and repositioned it on the left. This should be quite easy to do.
1079640
I did not think of it before, but as the question was asked I did some investigation and found out that the answer is definitely YES. It would, however, require some careful manipulation with a Phillips screwdriver. It would be a good idea for the manufacturer to either include a second magnifier as an option or sell the item with two magnifiers, one for the right eye and one for the left eye.
1079641
I think you could take it apart and reinstall on the left eye, but you will have a very difficult time reinstalling the tiny springs. I would recommend looking for another magnifier this one is very poorly made. In fact mine arrived all apart and I could not get the springs to operate properly so I returned it. Hope this helps, Good luck!
1079642
In the picture you see the round monocle above the right eye. Do you see the screw holding it in place? On the left side there is a threaded hole where you can put that screw.Short answer: Yes, you can move the monocle to the left eye.
421436
No, but I purchased a Scopecoat that covers both the sight and the magnifier, it's fairly inexpensive and it works great, it's made out of neoprene and stretches over both optics.
77654
No. it only magnifies mid-range objects. If you put out your hands at arms length you can see enhanced details of lines on the palm of your hands. These glasses are not intended for reading. If you want to see a live demo/display i recommend you visit a Best Buy to test it out before you purchase it on Amazon
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Yes, of course. The way it does that is for one of the eyes it provides a focus adjustment, so you use the main focus ring for the other eye and the adjustment ring will correct the difference for the second eye.
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Hello Matthew, Yes, it comes off and it can be remounted to use with the left eye. It's very easy to remove and swap over to use on the left side. Hope that helps.
1170556
I have had it very long and use it for the magnification. It would probably work well for reading if positioned well. It's a little top heavy because of the magnifying glass.
955256
You have to adjust it for your vision as the eye piece fits your eye. So yes.
1471924
Absolutely! I have macular degeneration in my left eye and these binoculars correct that vision. They are the most amazing binoculars I have ever used. I liked them so well I bought 3 pair......one for each vehicle that I use.
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Yes, this magnifying glass can be worn over glasses. The magnifying lynses are hinged on an extension that comes down out in front of your glasses.
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Yes, it has diopter adjustment for any differences in the left or right eye.
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The lucid is already magnified so I would say no it won't work, but give it a shot if you want to... But that's just going to look weird with two magnifiers I don't see that working out
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Probably not. The Eyepiece Magnifier is designed to help help with fine focus rather than something as large as a star field. I doubt it would hurt anything but I also doubt it would help
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it magnifies light, and it could be too bright, Cause it is a 1-1 ratio like looking with the naked eye, it wouldn't help in that fashion. Better off getting a night vision scope.
184010
No. Additionally, the magnifying lens is placed too low to be useable. Don't buy it.
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It will increase your viewing only by about 10% to 20%. I got my 2x magnifier due to astigmatism in my right eye, which cleared it up immediately!
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Not at all. From the description, it is supposed to help people with imperfect vision. I found it pretty useless as I have 20/20. It further seemed like I was looking down a paper towel roll. I am very interested in their other magnifier which can work with a variety of others. Primary Arms makes one but I haven't seen any side by side comparisons.
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Are you trying to say it shows your face upside down? I fail to see how that is possible. One side is normal, then you just flip it over and it's the 10x magnification.