The Answer to Eye Patches
Successfully Fulfills An
Unmet Need
The MASK-it Eye Patch is a disposable and adjustable occluder for visual fields and other monocular testing. It is for use in ALL eye care centers.
The Answer to Eye Patches
Successfully Fulfills An
Unmet Need
The MASK-it Eye Patch is a disposable and adjustable occluder for visual fields and other monocular testing. It is for use in ALL eye care centers.
Tested & Approved
US Patent #10765311
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Disposable
The eyepatch is disposable and inexpensive as it requires no other cleaning products for its use. Sold in rolls of 250 or 500 patches.
Easy to Apply
The eye patch is simple to apply to a patient and just as simple to remove. Easy on, easy off. Throw away.
About the Product
MASK-it Eye Patch
After encountering the issues commonly associated with pirate patches or reusable plastic paddles, used for occluding a patient’s eye during monocular eye examinations, Barbara Masket decided to overcome them with a sustainable solution: the MASK-it Eye Patch. It may also be used during visual acuity testing, laser vision correction, as well as for light-adjustable lens treatment.
The MASK-it Eye Patch is both disposable and adjustable. With two adhesive areas and a one-sided pre-slit, it allows technicians to create a cone of various depths, thereby giving the room necessary for long lashes.
Following the Vision
Meet Our Founder
The MASK-it Eye Patch was conceived by Barbara Masket, the senior office administrator in Dr. Samuel Masket’s Advanced Vision Care office. Before managing her husband’s practice, Barbara was a successful architect and designer in the Los Angeles area. This background informed her design choices when conceptualizing the Mask-it Eye Patch. Learn more about what led her to create this simple-to-use monocular device.
Simple Steps
Applying the Eye Patch
Gently peel the patch from the back, starting from the smaller end of the patch.
Gently separate at the pre-cut section of the patch.
Create a very shallow conical shape, over-lapping the adhesive areas (as if you were going to make a shallow dunce cap).
Apply to the patient on an angle so that the smaller section is in line with the eyebrows and above the nose and the larger section is near the cheekbone, below the eye.
Get In Touch
If you have any questions about the eye patch, please contact us.
For vision care centers, optometry and ophthalmology offices in the Los Angeles area, we are available for face-to-face demos. Fill out the form below to schedule a meeting.