A portable, compact, pocket sized magnifier with LED light. Swinging open the lens will activate the light. Can be used to read menus, medication and food labels, as well as receipts or price tags. Requires x2 CR2016 batteries (included).

An A4 size acrylic magnifier with a stand. It is suitable for reading large areas such as a newspaper.

The CliC reading glasses (original) is an optical frame which is sold as ready-made reading glasses. The glasses have a unisex style frame offered in a range of colours. The frame can be scripted by optometrists. The glasses have a head band which comes with adjustable sliding connectors on the arms. The head band is available in four sizes: Regular, Long, Short, and XXL.

Acrylic clear magnifying lenses which clip onto either standard distance or reading glasses. The lenses lift up for normal viewing. Magnification is 1.5X. They come with a protective pouch.

A pair of glasses with prism lens which turns an image to a right angle so that a person lying flat on their back can watch TV or read a book held at right angles.

These glasses are magnetised at the bridge of the nose and are joined to a single frame designed to sit comfortably over the wearer's ears and around their head. When not in use, pull the magnetic frames apart and let them hang around your neck until you need to use them again. Available in different focal strengths, or you can take them to your optometrist to fit these with your own prescription lenses.

A range of small, low profile magnifiers that provide illumination and magnification. Available in four models, featuring different shapes and magnification. Small enough to fit in a pocket.

eSight Electronic Glasses use a high resolution camera and mini computer to display the real time image, of whatever the user is looking towards, onto two OLED screens in front of the user's eyes. Users can control colour, contrast, focus, brightness and magnification to view objects that are at different distances away to participate in occupations such as reading, watching TV, watching sports, talking to friends and family, etc.