Master Aid Eye patch Happy Junior 50 pieces

When one eye is squinting, the brain receives different visual impressions from both eyes that no longer match. In response, the brain ignores the images from the squinting eye. As a result, the vision of the deviating eye is not utilized and becomes progressively weaker. This is where the eye patch therapy comes into play. The healthy or better-seeing eye of the child is covered, forcing the brain to use the visual impressions from the squinting eye. This way, vision is retrained. Typically, vision improves after a short period.

The first important information for parents: eye patch therapy—known in technical terms as occlusion therapy—is simple, painless, and effective. With the support of an eye doctor and vision school, it is determined when and for how long a child should wear the eye patch. Parents can manage the application themselves. The non-squinting or better-seeing eye is covered with the patch in phases according to an individual therapy plan. The eye patch is simply placed directly over the healthy eye. Existing glasses can be worn comfortably over it.

Since the eye patches offered here are skin-friendly, hypoallergenic, latex-free, preservative-free, and very comfortable to wear, longer use is not an issue.