Have a low vision patient or two who could benefit from glare control and contrast products? Cool. (Not that you have patients suffering from low vision, but that you’re in the right place to help them <— that’s cool).
Check out our products below. Clicking on the link will take you to Tech Optics International (don’t worry, it’s operated by the same knowledgeable and sassy optical nerds you’ve come to love, AKA us).
If you would rather order through Chadwick, just use your preferred method of contact to reach out to us directly.
Our Glare Control Products
No, we don’t have anything that will spare you from your loved ones’ withering looks of displeasure. >Sorry<
But, we can help you spare your patients from unpleasant lighting and enable them to see better with our glare products.
Shop by brand or color. If you need help finding the right shade for your patients’ needs, our assessment kits should do the trick (see a little further below for those).
Glare Control by Brand
For your patients’ viewing pleasure, we offer a wide selection of glare control products from top brands including Haven, Noir, and Cocoons.
Glare Control by Color
While we carry a full array of colors for Haven, Noir, and Cocoons (as shown above in case you weren’t, ahem, paying attention), below are some of the most popular shades we stock specifically geared toward low vision glare and contrast needs.
Plum
Gray
Amber
Yellow
Orange
Fl-41
Glare Control - Assessment Kits
Not exactly sure which shade is right for your patient? We get it – the nuances of lens tints aren’t something we can easily convey online. That’s why we put our heads together and came up with our Glare Assessment Kits (no trademark pending, so feel free rip that name off).
Glare Assessment Kits
(The Full Shebang)
We’ve developed four different options to help you evaluate your patients’ indoor, outdoor, and light sensitivity needs. Check out our available options.
Single-Use Glare Cards
(The Less Full but More Cost-Effective Shebang)
Our single-use glare assessment cards provide an effective way to test which colors work best for patients before investing in a more permanent solution. Available for glare/contrast or traumatic brain injury.
