Covering one eye has had a rethink,
with an occluder that fits directly onto GLAsSES.
Available in Black and Frosted
The Optishield for Optometry
“Made of soft medical grade silicone, this simple and clever concept fits neatly onto the spectacle lens allowing good coverage when conducting visual assessments”.
Medical Devices Testing and Evaluation Centre Report – Aston School of Optometry
Knowing that the Optishield is sitting securely in the right place gives the optometrist the confidence to concentrate on the test-taking place instead of the positioning of the occluder. This results in an examination that is more comfortable for both clinician and patient. This becomes particularly valuable when testing young patients who are more mobile and those with special educational needs and disabilities. The frosted Optishield is ideally suited to testing pediatric patients who may become concerned when occluded with black paddles.
A formative usability study recently completed by the Medical Devices Technical Evaluation Centre found a very high level of acceptance among optometrists.
The study identified a 100% completion success rate, with the highly experienced participants perceiving the device as a helpful aid to enable hands-free working, resulting in a direct positive impact on their usual clinical practice.
The Optishield also offers a flexible alternative where temporary partial occlusion for a clinically prescribed period has been recommended by an eye care specialist, for example in the case of intractable diplopia.
The Optishield is lightweight and easy to mount on most spectacle frame sizes and will sit neatly into a lens box in consulting rooms in between use.
CE accredited
Optician Fitting Optishield
The Optishield for THE PATIENT
A current front-line practice within the NHS for patients suffering with temporary or intermittent Diplopia (double vision) is to apply frosted tape to the patient’s spectacle’s lens.
The frosted Optishield for patients can offer a flexible alternative where temporary partial occlusion for a clinically prescribed period has been recommended by an eye care specialist.
The Optishield has been designed with an easy on/off fit, making it suitable for short term tasks such as reading, watching television or using a computer.
Remember
Always consult an eye specialist before using this product
Frosted Optishield in use
Key
Advantages
Long lasting soft silicone material
Hands free visual assessments
No pressure on the eye with good air circulation
Soft and flexible, won’t scratch expensive lenses.
Hygienic, can be washed and dried or cleaned with Isopropyl Alcohol wipes, reducing the risk of infection.
Suitable for a range of spectacle frames.
The Optishield has been developed in collaboration with the University of Wolverhampton and Keele University.
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A flexible hands-free alternative to currently available occluder paddles
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Available in Frosted. ready to use for the interim treatment of Diplopia
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