Dualfunction eye occluder and lightblocking patch for vision testing and rest Key benefits Two functions in one: use as a vision test occluder to cover one eye during assessments or as a lightblocking patch to reduce light exposure during rest periods. Simple and reliable coverage: provides consistent occlusion to support accurate testing and to limit light when needed. Durable, lightweight construction: made from polypropylene (PP) for repeated use and easy cleaning. Suitable for adult use and compatible with vision testing equipment, vision therapy tools, and general eye care instruments. Features Function: Vision test occluder and lightblocking eye patch in a single product. Material: Polypropylene (PP) for a balance of rigidity and light weight. Compatibility: Intended for use during vision assessments, vision therapy sessions, and as an eye patch for adults when light blocking is required. Design focus: Meant to cover the eye fully to facilitate testing and to block ambient light for rest or lowlight tasks. How this product solves common needs Ensures consistent occlusion during visual acuity and cover tests so procedures can proceed without improvised coverings. Blocks light reliably when a patient or user needs reduced illumination for comfort or shortterm rest. Provides a reusable option that integrates with existing vision testing and therapy workflows. Typical use scenarios Optometry and ophthalmology clinics: use during standard vision testing and cover tests to isolate one eye. Vision therapy sessions: use as an occluder for training exercises that require oneeye cover. Home use for adults: use as a lightblocking patch during short rest periods or when temporary light reduction is desired. What to expect A compact, lightweight occluder made of PP that supports routine vision testing and lightblocking needs. Compatibility with common vision testing and therapy settings where a removable eye cover is required. Note: Product is intended for use as an occluder and as a lightblocking patch; follow facility or practitioner guidance for clinical procedures and use.