#1 Haven’t been to a professional optical examination Doctor. We’re not talking about the fast , high speed eye exam. To see the way you need ,it requires an in-depth vision, eye health examination. These are not completed in 13 minutes. Once you experience the rewards of this type of customer care, and vision improvements...Read More

How should I use the scope aid and the glasses for the best resolution? I have used them combined and separate. But I don’t have a clear decision as separate my left eye sees the wind flags hundreds of yards away perfectly.Read More

Hi, we receive many messages on how and why the optics of ScopeAid work so we thought we would make this Post for those inquisitive minds. The optics are a special mix of your near reading Rx and a sight mix of your distance Rx, plus we allow for the vertex distance from your eye...Read More

For Shooters and Hunters ScopeAid was created for Shooters who wear bifocals. It’s intended purpose is to bring the recitle of a rifle scope into sharp focus. According to ScopeAid founder, Jay Eller, when shooters who wear bifocals – and he’s one of them – try to look though their rifle scope, the crosshairs are...Read More

ScopeAid was developed to solve the problem of presbyopia due to age specifically for hunters and shooters. ScopeAid has transformed my ability to see clearly through my scope and read windage and elevation marks. I can finally see my cross-hairs clearly and I have a tool that allows me to continue to shoot and hunt...Read More

Our ScopeAid® is beginning to pop up in the media, this time we appeared in the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Writer Dennis Anderson received one of our ScopeAid®s and wrote about why Scope made the ScopeAid® and provides a testimonial to our product.  We hope that we can help everyone like Dennis the next time they take out their rifle.Check...Read More

It happened to me on a fishing trip: Suddenly I couldn’t see to tie on a fishing lure. The optometrist confirmed it a few days later. The fancy word for the problem I was facing was “presbyopia”. It is part of the aging process. We will all experience it in some degree in our lifetime....Read More

One reason that the F-Class shooters who wear bifocal eyeglasses are so excited about ScopeAid® enhancers is their ability to clearly see the crosshairs and its tick marks in the reticle of their rifle scope. Another benefit that’s hard to measure is the reduced amount of eyestrain that occurs when the shooter is relaxed and taking...Read More

When you try to come up with a solution to what seems to be a simple problem, more questions than answers pop up. That was certainly the case when I began shooting in competition matches and my eyesight changed due to presbyopia, which is encountered by everyone to a certain degree as we age. The muscles...Read More