Medical and Comfort Eye Patches

If comfort is what you are after in a medical eye patch, start here. These two patches are the gentlest in the range. The Hole is a deep, ventilated dome that arches clear of the eye, so it never presses the lid, which makes it a favorite for sensitive eyes and long stretches of wear. The Universal solves the other common problem, fit. Its strap adjusts across a wide range, so if you are between sizes or buying without a chance to measure, you can set it snug without it turning tight. Both are molded by hand from real leather and finished with smooth edges that rest against the skin instead of digging into it. Wear them through recovery, through light sensitivity, or simply through the hours when a rigid patch would start to ache.

— Hole: a deep vented dome that clears the eye and stays cool over long wear
— Universal: an adjustable strap for in between sizes or an uncertain fit
— Both molded by hand from real leather with smooth, skin friendly edges

Are these medical eye patches?
They are comfort eye patches for adults, made for the moments when people usually look for a medical eye patch: recovery, light sensitivity, double vision or covering one eye for hours. They are not a medical device, so follow your doctor’s advice while healing.

Strap or adhesive patch: which is better?
A strap patch can be worn all day without sticking anything to the skin. Compare both in adhesive vs strap eye patches.

I don’t know my size. Which one should I order?
The Universal, because its strap adjusts across a wide range. You can also check the size guide.

Can adults wear an eye patch for lazy eye?
Patching for amblyopia should be planned with an eye doctor. If yours has suggested it, read patching for amblyopia in adults.

Comfort and cosmetic use, not a medical device. Check with your doctor while healing.