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TASK VISION CLIP-ON LOUPE (MODELS PL-40 & PL-50)    

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Picture of TASK VISION CLIP-ON LOUPE (MODELS PL-40 & PL-50) The Task Vision Clip-On Loupe, models PL-40 and PL-50, is a loupe magnifier that is designed for people with low vision who wear prescription glasses. This loupe clips onto the user's glasses and the lenses flip up when not in use. It provides 2.5 power (2.5X) (model PL-40) or 3.5X (model PL-50) magnification. The Clip-On Loupe has a fixed focus system and an adjustable PD knob in the center. WARRANTY: Guaranteed free from manufacturer's defect.

Notes: Task-Vision is a registered trademark of Tech Optics International.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on May 23, 2012.

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Tech Optics International

600 Dear Road
Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034
United States
Telephone: 800-678-4277 or 856-795-8585.
Fax: 856-427-7940.
Web: http://www.techopticsinternational.com/.
Email: info@TechOpticsInternational.com.


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