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But for those that wear glasses this might be a seller. I'll stick with my vertex refractometer for the following reasons: -It's a simple design -No batteries required -No need to calibrate every time -Tough If this unit was priced identically to a standard refractometer I'd still buy the refractometer.
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![]() [quote=Ross;721127]Thankfully I dont have bad eyesight, so reading a refractometer isnt an issue I personally have to deal with.
But for those that wear glasses this might be a seller. QUOTE] I wear glasses but to read a refractometer I just take them off. The image is only 1/2" away from your eye and most have focus adjustment anyway. |