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Precision Tuning Your Universal Flip-up Loupe
Level the Frame
Ensuring the frame sits level on your face is crucial. Before any other fine-tuning adjustments can be
made, your frame must sit level on your face.
1. Place the frame on your head while in front of a mirror to level the top of the frame with the pupils
of your eyes.
2. If the frame cannot be leveled with your pupils, visit a local optician to adjust your frame, or call one
of our Technical Support Specialists to assist you with properly adjusting your frame.
! Attempting to adjust the frame beyond what is defined in these instructions without
assistance may result in damage.
Adjust the Nose Pad
The nose pad on most frames is adjustable. Adjusting the nose pad will change how the frame rests on your
nose and allow you to properly see through the telescopes.
• To lower the frame on your face, spread the nose pad apart.
• To raise the frame on your face, pinch the nose pad together.
• If the frame is not centered on your face, bend one nose pad or the other as needed until the frame
is centered.
• Flatten or twist the ends of the nose pad for additional comfort.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND CARE
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Adjust the Head Strap
Using a head strap is recommended to help distribute weight around your head for additional comfort.
The head strap that ships with your loupe may not be compatible with other eyewear.
1. Place the loupe on your head and tighten the head strap bead behind your head. Your loupe should fit
comfortably with minimal pressure on your nose.
2. To take off your loupe, loosen the head strap bead, grasp both temple arms, and pull the frame up
and over your head.
! Removing your loupe by grasping a single temple arm may put additional stress on the
frame over time.
Your Visual Field
When the focus is properly adjusted, the two circles that form the field of view should appear as an
ellipse and be in focus. Due to varying facial geometry, sometimes the preset convergence angle may
not be aligned properly for your eyes. If the field of view is not clear, or you are experiencing double
vision or eye strain, reposition the frame on your face by adjusting the nose pad, head strap, and flip-up
hinge until there is a clear field of view.
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