Can this convex mirror be used to alleviate blindspots? It doesn't say this anywhere.
749862
Hi, this mirror is designed to be just like the original mirror you would currently have.Convex mirror (curved lens) with etched words in glass (objects are closer...)
749863
No, it does not. It is exactly like the one on your car come out of factory.
749864
I wouldn't recommend it just for improving the sights. I changed it becasue my mirror was broken and it worked but i did not notice any considerable improvement in the view angle !
749865
It's a good mirror but it doesn't give more blind spot coverage than a standard mirror. I don't think it alleviates blind spots. We used it to replace a cracked mirror and it was easy to install and has been a good replacement, but it doesn't give a fuller view than our previous mirror.
749866
It is a simple replacement mirror for the existing one. I broke my mirror and glued this one on. It doesn't change the view and does not alleviate any blindspots more than the original one. For your purpose you should get a mirror with some extra small added mirrors. Not sure how you call them.
749867
No this is just a replacemant for factory mirror. Purchasing a smaller adhesive bubble mirror may help with the blind spot on your CRV.
438622
No. There are products intended for this purpose that would be better. Search for "rear view mirror adhesive".
604168
It might. I found that the mirror was too big for my purpose. I returned it.
1521430
I'm not sure I understand your question. This is a make-up mirror with 15x magnification.
703745
It is a convex mirror and works great on our vehicle! We had a terrible blind spot and with the help of these mirrors it's all but gone! Love these!
1668453
I wouldn't even use this one. They don't provide enough of a view. Try the 2x3" instead, and you'll see a great improvement. I put these on my wife's car too (an SUV), and she loves them cause it covers all the blinds spots very well. No more craning the neck. Of course, you're still limited on days when it's rainy or if the mirrors are covered with dew in the morning. In any case, I found that placing them in the bottom inside corner of the mirror is best, because that's where you normally only see a reflection of your own car door.
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I've used my mirrors several times and never had this problem. I just tested one and the finding is that it's an optical illusion. When you first look into the magnified side it is so magnified that one can not see any thing. Then when you start "focusing" it does momentarily appear to be upside down. However, when you bring your face up close and truly focus using the magnification all is correct. Not upside down at all. So maybe experiment a little on getting it into focus and I believe you will be happy with the results. Good luck.Betty
1536355
I have not tried it! I think it may be awkward to use it on the narrow blinds. You may be able to use it on plantation blinds, but I have not tried it.
416371
In my SUV yes. This is why I don't use it permanently. If one keeps the visors between the windshield an the mirror it limits the mirror's adjustment for optimal view It also depends on the size and mounting of the visors. Many users are very happy wit it
1077217
For me i don't have that problem the third eye pro is very flexible. SO you can position it at really any angle you need it to be. For the spots it cant see you turn your head left and right to scan the whole area behind you , But when you first get this product you might have that problem, you just have to find its sweet spot then you can go on your way. Also with it being a stick on you have full control of where it will be, unlike your glasses mount.
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I don't know but the mirror is a POS so I recommend you buy something else.
1051198
I don't have blinds to test it on, but I think it would work well. It's picking fine dust off of wood nicely, and works better for this than anything else I have tried. I think the shape could work well with blinds, and since you can control the angle I think you could get it into those small spaces.
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The Blindsight mirror can be mounted on either side. Mine is mounted on the left side.
1229231
The blind spot mirror is adjusted manually so the top morrior is controlled with the power adjustment. This is standard for tow mirrors. I am not aware of any that have two power adjustments
2103004
You will always have at least one blind spot, but these mirrors will help to see better. But I will admit that the original mirrors were more to my liking. I bought these because I bought an RV and I needed wide range mirrors. I've had them for a year and I still haven't gotten used to the, but that could just be me. I hope that this helps.
110660
No, if you try and adjust a powered mirror you risk breaking the actual motor behind it. This mirror works for power only.
363812
I would say no. I use it primarily to see if cars are coming up behind me (works well for that) , but would not rely on it for details about the car, especially if there is a dog in it. The mirror is too small for that.