ORTOPAD® Occlusion Patches
Ortopad® Patches - The Original Fun Pattern Patches
Hypo-allergenic Occlusion Eye Patches Ortopad® is an occlusion patch used in orthoptic treat- ment of amblyopia. The eye patches are made from a soft, air- permeable, eco-friendly bamboo material with a light protection inlay and a special hypo-allergenic “hotmelt” adhesive.
They are latex-free and contain no preservatives, which means they can be used on a daily basis, even with sensitive skin. The shape of the occlusion patch adapts perfectly to the area around the eye. Ortopad® patches have two nasal slits for a better fit.
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