Set Of Four Magnifying Glass
There are four different sizes in this set. 1 each 90mm 75mm 65mm and 50mm.
Excellent to take outdoors so the children can magnify smaller objects abd insects. Great for ants, ladybeetles etc.
ages 3+
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$33.00
4 in stock
A fantastic addition to the science area.
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