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TASK VISION 2.8X SPORT GLASSES / BINOCULAR (MODEL 229)    

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Picture of TASK VISION 2.8X SPORT GLASSES / BINOCULAR (MODEL 229) The Task-Vision 2.8X Sport Glasses / Binocular, model 229, are magnifier glasses with head loupe that can be a binocular or monocular magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision for distance viewing. Worn like spectacles, the Sportglass has coated focusable, 2.8x power lenses. These lightweight glasses have eye shields to reduce glare, and they come with neck chain and case. They also have adjustable PD and nose pads. 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 February 18, 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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