Bausch-Lomb Incorporated

Baush & Lomb Incorporated

James A Goff

Howard Scott Ryan

Richard J Stryker

Paul Eric Carlson

Carl Fisherman

Deborah A Laun

John P Hennessy

The present invention is directed to an optical device and method for adjustably magnifying the visual displays on the screen of a computer monitor or the like, the invention comprising an adjustable arm for supporting at least one magnifying lens in front of the monitor, which adjustable arm is attached to a stationary support independent of an operator's body. The adjustable arm for supporting the magnifying lens between the viewer of the screen and the screen of the computer monitor is movable in a substantially axial and vertical direction with respect to the computer screen, so that the magnifying lens can be adjustably positioning to a desired position relative to said screen. The invention is especially useful for helping presbyopic computer operators to more clearly see the visual displays on the screen. A second embodiment of the invention further comprises a second lens that can be used to view a document held next to the monitor.

Adjustable magnifying apparatus and method for viewing video or computer screens

An eyewear loupe which is adaptable to various types of eyewear frame and provides a sub-area of magnification. The loupe is easily removed from an eyewear frame and reattached. The loupe can be worn on either side of an eyewear frame.

Eyewear magnifying loupe

Visor magnifier

Hand held rectangular magnifying glass with auxiliary gripping feature

Illuminated magnifier and stand

Visor magnifier front

Magnifier stand

A stand for use with a magnifying device having a base plate, a supporting member and a magnifier holder. The stand may hold the magnifier at two different angles to the viewing surface as well as fold into a flat, compact package. The magnifier may be a retractable, lighted magnifier.

Magnifier with gripper handle

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Webster, NY, United States of America

James A Goff