His and Her Credit Card Size Lighted 3X Magnifier Bundle Includes 2 Magnifiers, Each Magnifier for Reading has 3X Fresnel Lens, Use as 3X Magnifying Glass with Light or as Reading Magnifier for Menus

This little card magnifier are very helpful to anyone over 40 to be able to read the small print but even more so because they have a small light built in. I love these which is why I placed a double order. Slip one in my jacket/coat and I'm good to go anywhere. I can even use the magnifier with my readers! I also keep one in strategic places around the house, like the medicine cabinet, in the kitchen to read the tiny labels on cans and boxes, by the nightstand and office area. These are just Handy to have around. They go hand in hand with my half eyes so I'm a happy camper.

Unfortunately, as these eyes get older (even worse, so do I) they need more help. My over the counter reading glasses are sometimes not enough anymore especially with the small print which I consider teeny-tiny print. This is a simple tool but when I need it, I really need it. The light is on as long as you hold down the button. This product is not meant for reading a book over a longer period. I figure it's more for when I go shopping and I need to read something really small on the label. It's small enough that I can carry it in my purse without it taking too much space. That alone makes it great. These two magnifiers also came with a couple of plastic magnifiers which can also be used if the extra light isn't needed.

This has been my savior when trying to read a menu in a dim restaurant (which is pretty much every one I go to). I no longer have to use the light on my phone to illuminate the menu, but that wouldn't help with the small print anyway. This helps me read the print larger, and with a nice bright light! i love how convenient and small these are, they fit perfectly in your wallet or small handbag! My only small complaint is that you have to hold the button kind of hard for the light to stay on.

Are you aging like the rest of us? Need peepers to read a restaurant menu? Or do you do the squints to see that menu? [Not a pretty sight] Women have purses to carry those dreaded and needed peepers. With men, it is more difficult, though admittedly some men carry purses......ouch. Actually, that breed can still see or lives in Europe. Now, there's this. Lighted credit card magnifier. Perfect and much cooler than putting on those [Why yes, I am over 45. How did you know] peeps. The light also helps with visual comprehension. Yes, as we age we need more light to see what we used to see in low light. Thus, the built-in LED light. Anyone that you know will love these as a thoughtful gift and will never forget your gesture. Start with yourself. Most of us purseless guys can fit them in our wallets....

I have a hard time seeing menus at dark restaurants/bars so I thought this product would be a great idea to have a little light and be discreet about it. The first order I received only one worked so i did a return/replacement. With the replacement 1 light worked really good but the other light was okay. It's a little dimmer and have to hold the button down harder for it to work. I don't feel like sending them back again so I'm gonna keep them and look for another brand in the future.

Bought these first for my elderly mom and dad. When they arrived I was so impressed by them I bought another set for my wife and myself. The size is perfect for carrying with you everywhere you go. The LED light is incredible for low light situations. No more squinting, trying to find the brightest light spot or even worse, having to take a picture with my phone and then zoom in. Don't know how they did it yet kept the size so small and thin. Highly recommended. Very thoughtful on the bundle set if you have a partner. Was surprised by the quality given the low cost. Have had a few different versions and these are the best yet! If you are even thinking about it, don't hesitate. Worth every penny!

I had high hopes when ordering this item. I really have a hard time reading the fine print on some of my prescriptions. This did not help me at all. I look forward to writing good reviews on the items I buy on Amazon, but this one sure didn’t live up to its claim. Sorry.

The theory behind this is great, but in practice it's really hard to use, because there's no on-off switch. In order to use the light, you have to press down on the button that turns it one, and hold it there with serious pressure. Your thumb is likely to start hurting after a short amount of time, and if you lift even a small amount of pressure, the light goes out.They need to redesign this so that you can turn the light and leave it on, and only turn it off when you are done.