Carson OD-12 Clip and Flip Hands-Free 1.75x (+3.00) Magnifying Lenses, Grey

• Clip-on, flip-up, magnifying lenses (clips on to your regular glasses)
• Flips up out of the way; flips down to become a hands-free magnifier
• Great for fly-tying or any other hands-free magnifying use
• Protective pouch included
• 1.75x power equivalent to +3.00 diopters | Lens Diameter: 2.0 x 1.5 inch

Carson ClipandFlip Power Magnifying Lenses Transform your eyeglasses into super powerful magnifying lenses with the ClipandFlip Lenses from Carson Optical. These lenses are highly practical flip-up Magnifying Lenses that are capable of turning any pair of regular glasses into "flip-down" handsfree Magnifiers. Using an integrated flip hinge, users can have their Magnifiers at the ready, whenever needed. Varied Specification These ClipandFlip Magnifying Lenses by Carson are a great tool to improve the efficiency of any special projects that may require both hands to be free and ready. The Carson ClipandFlip Magnifying Lenses are created in several magnifications, which are 1.5x, 1.75x, or 2x. These three differing magnifications offer the user a choice fits a specific application. Whatever magnification you choose, ear pair comes with a useful storage pouch to keep everything protected. Compatible with Eyeglasses Each magnification is rated with a positive diopter value, from +2.25 to +4.00. These diopter values are the typical ratings for over-the-counter reading glasses, which are designed specifically to aid reading at a close range. Carson ClipandFlip Magnifying Lenses are compatible with all types of eyeglasses. About Carson With nearly 25 years experience in the optics industry, Carson has dedicated a team of engineers whose sole mission is to improve the customer experience. The company’s product line has grown exponentially to encompass a broader range of products and accessories that reflect the needs of its client base. Carson is the number one manufacturer of magnifiers in the United States and one of the leading suppliers of binoculars and has been praised in publications such as Outside Magazine, Popular Mechanics, Field & Stream and Wired Magazine.