I use a Stellarvue binoviewer with my 12" LB and I think they're fantastic.
It's true, they do cut down the light per ep, but for bright targets like the moon and Jupiter, as well as brighter nebs like Orion and open clusters, the results are stunning.
They're not much cop for viewing already dim targets like globs 47Tuc and Omega Centauri.
However, the ease of viewing thru two eyes, combined with the almost 3d effect makes it all very worth the expense imo.
The Stellarvue ones I bought came with a pair of eps, and a couple of extra 'things' (I forget the technical names of them. They're short tubes which I suppose must alter the focal length) to make them able to achieve focus in pretty much most scopes. Mine needs to have both the 'things' installed to come to focus.
I can only vouch for this brand. Get them, - you won't be disappointed
Cheers