Description
The small magnifying glass with LED light and 3x magnification (Sedona Red) is suitable for reading small texts when you are traveling.
🔍Small magnifier: By using the small red magnifying glass with LED light, you relax your eyes. Headaches while reading are significantly reduced.
The portable magnifier for on the go fits in any pocket, women's bag. Ideal for traveling, shopping, or in a restaurant.
- You see everything 3 times larger than without a magnifying glass.
- The lens is protected from scratches by the sliding mechanism.
- With the LED light, you can read perfectly even in the dark.
- Two CR1220 batteries are included in the delivery.
- You can also use the hand magnifier together with regular glasses.
- The portable hand magnifier for on the go fits in any pocket, women's bag. Ideal for traveling, shopping, or in a restaurant.
- An LED LIGHT illuminates the field of vision and spares your NERVES in poor lighting conditions.
- No difficulties with a light switch. The light turns ON/OFF AUTOMATICALLY when you slide the lens in or out.
- The homogeneous LED light casts little shadow. This enables professional, comfortable seeing and reading.
Order magnifiers for your acquaintances and friends with visual impairments as well. The joy of a practical magnifying glass BIRTHDAY gift ❤️ is guaranteed.
Batteries and cleaning cloth are already included in the delivery – ready to use and saves your valuable time! Two CR-1220 batteries of the pocket magnifier are easy to replace.👉👉
What does a magnifying glass do with light?
Why do magnifying glasses actually enlarge?
The converging lens of a magnifying glass produces a "virtual image" that is correspondingly larger on the retina in the eye. In the following image, the normal view of an object, which is relatively small on the retina, is shown at the top. Below, a virtual image is created through the magnifying glasses, which is significantly larger on the retina.
Magnifying glasses act like a convex (bulging outward) converging lens. The focal point is located behind the lens. Everything that is in front of the focal point is represented enlarged.
The reason for this is a "virtual image" that is created by looking through the magnifying glasses. The size of the virtual image varies due to different distances - between the eye and the magnifying glass or between the magnifying glass and the object.
Even the ancient Egyptians recognized the principle of magnifying glasses. They discovered the magnifying effect of water droplets on leaves. A water droplet acts like a lens that refracts light. The droplet enlarges what is behind it.
How do you change the batteries? Which batteries does the small magnifying glass use?
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Identify the battery compartment:
Often, the battery compartment is located either on the side of the magnifying glass or on the back. It is usually a small, flat compartment secured with a screw. -
Open the battery compartment:
When the compartment is closed with a screw, you need a small screwdriver to loosen it. -
Remove the old battery:
Once the compartment is open, you can carefully remove the old button cell battery. Make sure to remember the position of the battery (polarity of the button cells) so you can insert the new battery exactly the same way. -
Insert the new button cell battery:
Take a new button cell battery (make sure you have the correct type, e.g., CR1220) and insert it so that the correct side is facing up. Usually, this is the side with the plus sign (often the flat side). Follow the operating instructions for changing the batteries. If the polarity is not correct, the light will not work either. -
Close the battery compartment:
After inserting the new battery, close the compartment again by securing it and tightening the screw. -
Check if the magnifying glass works:
Turn on the handheld magnifier to ensure it works after changing the battery.
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