Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does it come w/ a lanyard or carrying cord?  If not, would any cord fit it?
Document: This mirror does not come with a carrying case so I bought theSignal Mirror - 2"x 3" Pouch - Olive Drabfor mine. The case is a bit larger than the mirror at 4.5" x 3.75". Without a case, the mirror will easily fit into a Sucrets box (if you are making a survival tin to carry with you).
Great multi-purpose mirror. Can be used not only for signalling, but for looking around corners and as a backpacking shaving mirror. Fits in the 2&#34;x3&#34; OD pouch available from Amazon. Comes with a cord lanyard, and signal usage instructions are printed on the back side. As long as you remember to not touch the shiny side and leave fingerprints on it, this mirror will serve whatever needs you have.
You can tell its mil spec quality. The mirror even comes with a lanyard cord.By comparison, the Coghlans Vector 1 mirror by Rescue Essentials looks so cheap when placed side by side against this one. The glass panels are actually mis-aligned enough to notice and the retro reflective screening is thinner and several of the strands are frayed between the glass. It almost looks like there was no quality control on the Coghlans mirror.
I've had no problems with scratching, but get a pouch for it just to be safe. It will fit into a survival tin as well.
Awesome! At first I thought this was an actual military issue it was so sturdy & rugged! Come to find out it was better than that! This is a 'Must Have... Just In Case'!
Product arrived in new condition with no manufacturing flaws. The instructions on back are printed clearly. The single two foot strand of woven nylon is adequate for a lanyard.
As several people have noted, the glass one is brighter than the similar plastic versions. This looks like a high quality heavy glass mirror. It has a lanyard and a cloth pouch. I hope I never need it, but if I do need one, I don't want to stand there wondering why didn't get a good one.
If you end up trapped or stranded one day, this could save your life and it's only about the size of a credit card (but thicker).At 0.25 inches thick, the mirror was a little thicker than I expected. It measures exactly 3" x 2". What you don't see in the picture is that it comes with a white lanyard attached through the hole in the corner (mine did, anyway).
Very shiny and simple to use. The instructions are for dummies and are explained very well. It is nice that it comes with a lanyard, though I will replace it with 550 for durability. I highly recommend getting a pouch to prevent scratches to the surface so that it can be used to look at yourself for hygiene and first aid. Mirror will still signal when scratched up. I am not sure how durable the product is as of right now.
This is a durable, no-nonsense piece of survival equipment. I carry it every day as part of my EDC. It arrived without any noticeable defects, and a decent lanyard was included. The aim indicator works fine, with clear instructions printed on the back. I was able to light up a reflector 100 yard away even under a light overcast. I'll take this mirror over a plastic one any day.
Answer: yes