Recommendations for best reader/gauge reader masks

[ReadyDiverOne]

Look again. It’s a free upgrade. Call them-speak to John.

Ah, I see (pun intended); that's new. Thanks.

 

[scrane]

How geeky is this?
+2 diopter on the bottom, +1 diopter on top.

 

[ReadyDiverOne]

Wow, pretty geeky! But whatever works, works.

 

[Chris H]

I’ve recently learned that a Shearwater Nerd doesn’t require readers. Surely the answer is that you need a Nerd.

 

[tridacna]

I’ve recently learned that a Shearwater Nerd doesn’t require readers. Surely the answer is that you need a Nerd.

Nerd doesn’t help with the Pygmy Seahorses or anemone shrimps.

 

[Chris H]

Nerd doesn’t help with the Pygmy Seahorses or anemone shrimps.

Perhaps, but the OP noted seeing his gauges was the issue, not seeing Pygmy Seahorses.

 

[tridacna]

Perhaps, but the OP noted seeing his gauges was the issue, not seeing Pygmy Seahorses.

No question...but unless you're blessed with hyperopia yourself, you would recognize the folly of your solution.

 

[RayfromTX]

https://www.amazon.com/MAGNI-VIEW-M...targid=pla-570055008169&psc=1#customerReviews

 

[tridacna]

https://www.amazon.com/MAGNI-VIEW-M...targid=pla-570055008169&psc=1#customerReviews

Problem with these is they eventually fall out. Sooner than later. The adhesives are notoriously unreliable.

 

[scrane]

I have been using glass lenses from Trident along with liquid UV LOCA adhesive for many years . Throw away the Trident adhesive. Once set these should be considered permanent, although they can be removed with quite a bit of difficulty. UV LOCA glue is commonly used for cell phone screen repair.

Once installed properly, glass add on lenses will last the lifetime of the mask.