Title: Best so far . . .
Product review: As I have gotten older, I find it more and more difficult to read restaurant menus. Bringing along reading glssses doesn't help me read in the dark! In the past, I have purchased a manifying necklace (pretty, but still dark), a LightWedge paperback reader (too dim, too bulky and no magnification), and a LightWedge Mini (better than the paperback reader, has magnification, but not as good as the Lumifier). The Lumifier beats all of these: it is bright, has clear magnification, and is compact. The price is higher than the LightWedge Mini, but the value is much better.I can't imagine reading for hours with this but it is great for reading menus in moodily-lit restaurants and for reading maps in the car. Plus, when closed, the lens is protected from scratches when it is in your purse or glovebox. Be ready to buy some as gifts for your middle-age+ friends -- everyone who has seen mine wants one.
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