M MAGDEPO Page Magnifying Sheet 3X Lightweight Optical Plastic Fresnel Lens with 3X Card Magnifiers, for Reading Small Prints, Map, Book, Magazine, etc.

Was hoping that I could just lay the magnifying sheet over my recipe book so I could read it but you have to hold it up above the text you are to read. I will have to figure something out where I can suspend it without touching it while I am cooking. If I can't, then I will just deal with it. I already reviewed the recipe book that was printed in 6 pt font which is ridiculous.

Before purchasing, some reviewers already mentioned that reading can be blurry when looking through the lens. They are correct.Once I received the products (2 big sheets and 2 small ones), I found out the same because I don't need reading glasses yet. So looking through the magnifying sheets make things blurry as I can still see small words.However, I brought these for seniors. They found them very helpful because they cannot read small fonts and these sheets enlarge for them to be able to read.The tricky part is the way to hold the sheets which is to make sure the big sheets don't bend. When the big sheets are slightly bend, it makes things blurry and hard to read. If the sheets are hold properly flat, it does help the seniors to be able to read small fonts.However, I also compare these sheets with a regular "circle glass made" magnifier, which is much clearer than the big and small sheets. However, that "circle shape glass made" magnifier only enlarge a very small fraction of a page. Whereas the big sheet can enlarge almost the whole page which make the flow of reading easier; even it is less clear than the glass magnifier.The small ones are handy for my seniors to carry in their wallets because they always forget reading glasses. For our purposes: these 2 big sheets and 2 small ones are 4 stars.

When reading a map it helps in addition to my reading glasses when I have to really read small print.

Easy to use. Love the way it magnifies lines of print.

It would be great it if had something that allowed it to stay in a book, like a ribbon or cord or even a hole to allow people to add something.