Instructions

There are a few tips that you’ll need to know the first time you wear Magna Lens eyewear, so please read this section on optimizing your fit:

Step 1: Prepare your Earmuffs for the Magnetic Connection

To use the magnetic connection, pair Magna Lens eyewear with our earmuffs featuring built-in magnets. For third-party earmuffs, install the included Magna Lens magnetic earmuff adapters by following the instructions provided with your adapters.

Step 2: Select the Optimal Magnetic Temple Pieces for Your Face
This adjustment only needs to be performed the first time you use your eyewear.
Magna Lens eyewear is fully adjustable and includes 3 sizes of temple pieces with ball magnets for a customized fit. Select the smallest piece that comfortably fits your head for a streamlined look. The temple pieces are designed to slide in and out of the hinge component.
• To remove a temple piece: Press the release lever down as shown in the video to disengage the locking mechanism and slide the temple piece out.
• To attach a temple piece: Align it with the hinge, ensuring the recessed cutouts face inward. Press the release lever as you slide the piece in, then let it lock into place.
• Test the fit: Once the piece locks, check the fit and adjust if needed.
NOTE: For most users, the medium-length temple pieces provide an ideal starting point and are typically the best fit.

Step 3: Attach the Eyewear to Earmuffs and Adjust Temple Piece Length
• Put on your earmuffs with magnets facing forward. Adjust the headband ensuring that it arcs over the top of your head and earmuffs fit comfortably around your ears.
• Put on your Magna Lens eyewear just as you would any other protective glasses ensuring that the eyewear ball magnets properly attach to the earmuff magnets.

NOTE: Magna Lens eyewear is designed for easy use, and most users will naturally find the correct alignment. However, if you’re new to the magnetic connection, you may need to practice connecting and removing the eyewear a few times to get comfortable.

Fine-Tune the Temple Piece Length:
• If the eyewear sits too far from your face or slides down your nose, push the temple piece further into the hinge until it locks into the next slot.
• If the temple pieces are too short for the eyewear and earmuff magnets to connect, lengthen them by pressing the lever or choose a longer piece for a better fit.

Step 4: Fine-Tune the Fit Further
After adjusting the temple piece length, you may need to fine-tune the fit. To do this, adjust the earmuffs on your ears. Since the eyewear and earmuffs are connected, small adjustments are best made by moving the earmuffs, not the eyewear. If you find that the magnets on the earmuffs are too high, then move the headband forward on top of your head and adequately expand the headband. If you find that the magnets on the earmuffs are too low, then move the headband back over the top of your head to raise them, and ensure that the headband is adjusted to the correct size. Refer to the illustration to the right. If you have any difficulty with this then please contact us at info@magnalens.com.

Repeat these adjustments as needed to achieve the perfect fit.

NOTE: A traditional temple piece (without a magnet) is also included, should you want to wear your Magna Lens eyewear without earmuffs.

While your Magna Lens eyewear are designed and manufactured to provide a high level of protection, it is always possible to sustain a serious injury to your eyes or other body parts. You must take all appropriate precautions when operating in hazardous environments.

Neodymium magnets are not for children

Neodymium magnets are not toys. Children should not be allowed to handle neodymium magnets. Small magnets can pose a choking hazard. If multiple magnets are swallowed, they can attach to one another through intestine walls. This can cause a severe health risk, requiring immediate, emergency surgery if correctly diagnosed, and may lead to death.

Neodymium magnets can affect pacemakers and other medical devices

The strong magnetic fields near a neodymium magnet can affect pacemakers, ICDs and other implanted medical devices. Many of these devices are made with a feature that deactivates it with a magnetic field. Therefore, care must be taken to avoid inadvertently deactivating such devices.

Magnets can affect magnetic media

The strong magnetic fields near neodymium magnets can damage magnetic media such as floppy disks, credit cards, magnetic ID cards, cassette tapes, video tapes or other such devices. They can also damage televisions, VCRs, computer monitors and CRT displays. Avoid placing neodymium magnets near elec-tronic appliances.