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Always be prepared with a Carson magnifier
A Carson magnifier comes in many shapes and sizes, allowing for more flexibility of use and ease of portability. Consider a Carson pocket magnifier for users on the go. They are small and light-weight, and some come with a built-in case to protect the lens from smudging or scratches when not in use.
Built-in cases have either a flip or sliding option. Those with a sliding option are small enough to slide in a shirt pocket or purse and include an LED light for added clarity. A Carson pocket magnifier with a flip option takes up even less space. Available in a two-pack, keep one in the car and one in a carry bag.
Make reading easier with a Carson page magnifier
Use a Carson page magnifier to better focus on work or reading. Place a page, picture, or document under a page magnifier on a stand and see objects more clearly while having your hands free to focus on other tasks.
Team a magnifier with a Carson magnifier lamp for best results. A Carson magnifier light built into a hand-held magnifier improves reading in low light areas. They are also helpful when trying to locate small items in dark spaces, like the bottom of bags, behind furniture, or in electrical boxes.
Choose the best magnifier for the job
There are many reasons why using a magnifier will create a better result. Those who work with minuscule items like jewelry, or who need to better focus on photo negatives or pieces of fine art, can use a magnifier to enhance their vision. There are many types to choose from, so consider those from the list below when making a decision:
- Hands free magnifying glasses
- Flip-up magnifying lens to attach to a pair of glasses
- A magnifold magnifier shaped to reflect the way people naturally view things
- A card size magnifier to fit into a wallet or pocket
- Dual magnifying scopes: the main body provides 2.5x power view and the spot lens is 6x
To get the best results, Carson page magnifiers and other craft lighting magnifiers enhance and illuminate an object or piece of work, and get the most out of any task.
