Ortopad Orthoptic Eye Patches have been helping children successfully treat amblyopia (lazy eye) for over 10 years. Ortopad patterned patches differ from other patches in that the 5 designs in every box make patching fun. In addition, Ortopad patches maximize comfort through a latex-free adhesive. Simply apply the Ortopad patch and the pressure sensitive adhesive will utilize the body's own heat to create comfortable fit. The patches are easily removed from the face without the typical discomfort. Ortopad Orthoptic Eye Patches for Girls are available in three sizes - Junior (for children up to 2), Medium (for children 2 - 4) and Regular (for children over 4). Fun pattern designs for both boys and girls are available in all sizes.
- Made from soft, eco friendly bamboo. Soft patches with textured designs.
- 50 individually wrapped Medium size patches (2-63/64" x 2-1/8") for girls 2-4. 5 designs in every box make patching fun (10 Footprints, 10 Butterflies, 10 Cats, 10 Lipstick, 10 Pink Hearts).
- Hypoallergenic adhesive eye patch that lets the skin breathe. Adhesive free from solvents, latex or natural rubber derivatives and preservatives.
- Special light protection inlay assures maximum shielding from light.
- Ortopad Orthoptic Eye Patches have been successfully helping children with amblyopia (lazy eye) for over 20 years. The Original Fun Patterned Patches. Made in Italy.
- Made from soft, eco friendly bamboo. Soft patches with textured designs.
- 50 individually wrapped Medium size patches (2-63/64" x 2-1/8") for girls 2-4. 5 designs in every box make patching fun (10 Footprints, 10 Butterflies, 10 Cats, 10 Lipstick, 10 Pink Hearts).
- Hypoallergenic adhesive eye patch that lets the skin breathe. Adhesive free from solvents, latex or natural rubber derivatives and preservatives.
- Special light protection inlay assures maximum shielding from light.
- Ortopad Orthoptic Eye Patches have been successfully helping children with amblyopia (lazy eye) for over 20 years. The Original Fun Patterned Patches. Made in Italy.
