I am a huge fan of my VisionAid… I am a huge fan of my VisionAid magnifier. So I was dismayed as my headstrap started to stretch out. Then I was super happy to see they offer replacement straps! There were some crossed wires with shipping but customer support was super fast and helpful! I’ve recommended the VisionAid magnifier to a lot of my cross stitching pals.

Reading Everything! Just tried on my vision Aid Magnifier. A quick read of the instructions and details provided me with info and magnifier options I might otherwise not have found. Made reading small print and working with fine detail possible again. Very happy with this product!

Just got the VisionAid in the mail… Just got the VisionAid in the mail today and couldn’t be happier. I was just commissioned to build a scale model for a veteran and would have had to rely on a bulky desk magnifying lamp. These are so light weight and with a variety of interchangeable lens magnifications, fine detail work is made so much easier. If you build models, do fine electrical work or more you need these.

First impression on VisionAid magnifier VisionAid magnifier is a relatively inexpensive tool that helps me to perform work on electronic soldering and other closeup vision tasks that I used to perform without glasses before I turned 50. I have used them on a couple tasks and they have helped greatly. Everything worked out of the box. I understand that these are not a precision professional optical instrument costing much more. I was hoping to have a wider field of view, but that is likely the trade-off for the price point these are at. If you need to perform closeup vision work at various times and need an aid, these are worth the money.

The eye glasses are set up to high on… The eye glasses are set up to high on the head gear. When you look straight across with your head and line of sight looking straight forward, the lenses are fine. But if you tilt your head down (for tattooing and eyes also follow a downward look, the lenses are to high up even if you tilt the head gear lower in in the front, in unnatural position.