Reviews - Bausch & Lomb Hands Reviews - BL-LM-81-33-90

Author: cap7bp (verified customer) , 77 year old male, from CYPRUS on Sep 13, 2010
Would recommend:  yes

cap7bp wrote:

This is a useful impliment for those who have difficulty reading small print or who's eyes get tired when reading books etc. I strngly recommend it in all such cases.

Author: Celeste from Atlanta GA on May 8, 2008
Would recommend:  yes

Celeste wrote:

Ordered this for my Grandmother, she says it is the best gift she has ever received! Easy for her to use, she can now read regular print books- a lifesaver for this 85 year old. She did say she shortened the cord to adjust to her needs, easy for her to do.

Author: daughternumber3 from Alton, IL on Feb 27, 2008
Pros:  adjustable strap, lightweight, quality lens
Cons:  difficult to balance unless you're sitting perfectly upright
Would recommend:  yes

daughternumber3 wrote:

The whole concept is great as a hands free device, however, the lens could be a bit bigger, & most of all, little "tripod" type feet would give it more balance. Its difficult to lean back and read a book without it falling over all of the time.

Author: ollie beeswax from Broomfield CO on Feb 11, 2008
Pros:  CONCEPT
Cons:  DID NOT DELIVER
Would recommend:  no

ollie beeswax wrote:

While not as bad as the page magnifier. This product does not meet my expectations or needs. The cost to return it makes it prohibitive. I wasted my money when I purchased this as a gift for my mother.

Author: edcam6 (verified customer) , ben in TV production for over 40 yrs , from Buffalo, NY on Jul 25, 2007
Pros:  an extremely useful item for my line of work (freelance tv cameraman)
Cons:  non worth mentioning
Would recommend:  yes

edcam6 wrote:

This magnifier is great for television sports coverage. With the base removed is perfect for most veiw finders. Works especialy well for hockey and football. Well worth low cost.

Author: tradertom (verified customer) , Stock trader. Read lots of books and financial journals., from Lubbock, Texas on Jul 24, 2007
Would recommend:  yes

tradertom wrote:

Requires flexibility and adaptability on part of user (for me, extending the "legs" was necessary), but serves perfectly the purpose of eliminating eye strain due to my doing a lot of reading.