Tiny print on product directions.

I totally agree. Small print is a big nuisance.

I have reached an age and an attitude that I am grateful for tiny print on chocolate bars....can't read the calorific content - its obviously free !!

Hear! Hear! I find it difficult to read labels and when I have and if it's a bottle, jar or peel top I have problems with those too!!!

Missadventure - I am there with the card numbers, usually have to put them under a lamp to make sure I have it right which is so important. Surely the people who design these cards should test them.

And don't forget all the labels which are black with very small white writing!

Tesco have changed their shelf labels.....so instead of being readable now I have ask or more often guess if it's a good buy or not!

The print isn't particularly small, but I have trouble reading my debit card details. The words are a silvery colour, which seems to fade in time. (Or maybe my eyesight has faded!)

I hate the small identical bottles of shower gel and shampoo found in hotel bathrooms; impossible to read which is which, even out of the shower with glasses on, as there is always something printed on the reverse of the bottle which imposes itself on the name as you hold it up to the light. Why?

I shall use the photo idea and look for the app but we should not have to do that. Many people do not have access to these gadgets

Morgans I forgot about the bottom shelf labels and I seem to always chose the item without a price label.

I bought a pair of M & S panties recently, and there were FOUR satin labels sewn into the waistband.
Each label contained tiny instructions for washing/fabric content/size etc. in many languages.
To wear the pants with the labels still sewn in was ...well....very itchy, and I cut them all out.
This labelling of everything must be a regulation now.

I had to ask a young man in the supermarket if he could read a label on the side of a box for me this week. The writing was so tiny, and in several languages, that whether I put my glasses on, or took them off, it was impossible to decipher. Really irritating.

Quite agree and how about those tiny labels on the bottom shelf in supermarkets? I would have to lie on the floor to read them!

I hold my phone over them, using the camera function, and then enlarge the picture. If it's a lot to read, you can take the picture first and enlarge it, so you don't have to hold the phone still for ages.

There are also magnifier apps which sort of do the same thing. I used to have one of them on my phone but it ran out of space and I had to ditch several apps.

Despite hating this phrase
“Tell me about it”
I spend more time TAKING my varifocals OFF to read a label, putting them down then losing them!