8.5" x 11" Acrylic Mirror Slant Back Freestanding Countertop Display

Our use is probably a little different than most. We use it for mirror therapy due to weakness/partial paralysis in one of my mom's hands. It works great for that purpose.

We bought this at the recommendation of a speech pathologist while trying to rehab a jaw injury. It helped to practice the mouth exercises and articulation practice in front of a mirror. We ended up using it for a million other things as well. My kids love to use it for drawing/painting self portraits, and when face painting, etc.

This mirror is perfect for me, I use it to flat iron my hair and the size is great. Remove the plastic cover that is taped flat against the mirror if the reflection looks like a carnival mirror.

Exactly what I was looking for! Be warned--it comes with a super super thin plastic film that's hard to find at first and makes it look like a funhouse mirror, or a dull matte paint. I thought it was going to be entirely unusable, but after a few minutes fiddling with it I got the film off and now it's perfectly clear! I'm using mine for up-close purposes so distortion is almost unnoticeable, but I do notice it gets a little worse at further distances. Probably not really even enough to be an issue if you're using it for full-body purposes, though. Props up perfectly and seems sturdy enough to handle a while in a box or luggage, which mine is sure to!

I looked on Amazon for days to find a stand up mirror that was a good size. Finally this turned up in the Arts department. It is clear as can be and comes with a plastic film to keep over it if you want in order to protect it. I just peel back the plastic film nearly all the way and fold it back over when not in use so it doesn't scratch. Great for blowing my hair dry while sitting down and putting on my make-up. So happy I found this.