Optivisor Complete Set

The Optivisor Complete Set from Donegan is the professional's choice for head-mounted magnification. This comprehensive set includes all six interchangeable lens plates — #2, #3, #4, #5, #7, and #10 — plus an Optiloupe for additional magnification, all stored in a hard plastic case for protection and organization.

Donegan's OptiVisor is America's #1 choice in head-mounted magnifiers and is made in the USA. Unlike competing head-mounted magnifiers that rely on plastic lenses, the OptiVisor uses specially ground and polished optical glass prismatic lenses — the only head-mounted magnifier to do so. This provides superior optical clarity and long-term durability. The lightweight design can be worn comfortably over eyeglasses, and lens plates swap out quickly to suit different tasks.

When selecting a lens plate, consider your preferred working distance — the distance from the lens plate at which objects are in sharpest focus. A higher magnification brings you closer to your work, which may or may not suit your bench setup. The most popular lens among jewelers is the DA 5 (8-inch working distance), followed by the DA 3 (14 inches), DA 4 (10 inches), DA 10 (4 inches), and DA 2 (20 inches). For even greater magnification, attach the included Optiloupe over any lens plate.

Features

• Includes all six OptiVisor lens plates: #2, #3, #4, #5, #7, and #10
• Includes Optiloupe for additional close-up magnification
• Stored in a protective hard plastic case
• Optical glass prismatic lenses — the only head-mounted magnifier using optical glass
• Lenses are specially ground and polished for superior clarity and durability
• Lens plates are easily interchangeable
• Designed to be worn over eyeglasses
• Made in the USA

Specifications

Lens Plate Reference

What's Included

• OptiVisor headband magnifier
• Lens plates #2, #3, #4, #5, #7, and #10
• Optiloupe
• Hard plastic storage case

Notes

The focal length listed for each lens plate represents the ideal working distance measured from the lens plate, not from the wearer's eyes. When choosing a lens, prioritize the working distance that best suits your bench posture and task requirements rather than defaulting to the highest magnification.