Red/Green Diplopia Goggles
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Red/Green Diplopia Goggles are clinic-ready anaglyph glasses for quick binocular vision checks and therapy. They separate each eye’s view to reveal fusion, suppression, or double vision with standard charts and targets. Lightweight, reusable, and easy to disinfect, they deliver accurate, repeatable results at low cost—ideal for orthoptics, pediatric exams, and follow-up visits when you need fast, reliable insight into how both eyes are working together.
Description
Red/Green Diplopia Goggles are anaglyph test glasses used to assess binocular vision, detect suppression, and evaluate or train fusion in patients with diplopia or strabismus. The red filter is worn over the right eye and the green filter over the left, separating images so each eye sees its designated stimulus. Clinicians pair the goggles with Worth Four Dot charts, anaglyph fixation targets, and digital or print therapy materials to reveal which eye is dominant and whether the patient fuses, alternates, or suppresses.
Key features and benefits
• Standard anaglyph filters (red/right, green/left) isolate each eye’s view
• Clear, high-contrast color separation for reliable responses during testing
• Lightweight, reusable construction for everyday clinic use
• Smooth surfaces that wipe clean between patients to support hygiene protocols
• Compatible with common clinic charts, near/distance targets, and vision-therapy exercises
• Cost-effective tool for screening, documentation, and progress tracking
Typical applications
• Binocular vision assessments in primary eye care, orthoptics, and pediatric clinics
• Worth Four Dot testing at near and distance to identify fusion, suppression, or diplopia
• Anti-suppression and fusion training activities for amblyopia and strabismic patients
• Quick chairside checks after prism changes, occlusion therapy, or surgical follow-up
• Education: demonstrating how each eye contributes to single vision
Comparison and guidance
Compared with polarized goggles, red/green anaglyphs work with inexpensive printed or on-screen targets and do not require special displays. Polarized systems can offer more natural color and better stereopsis measurement; anaglyphs are ideal for rapid screening and therapy where accessibility and cost matter. For consistent results, dim ambient light, position the correct color over each eye, use standardized targets, and record responses clearly.
Compliance note
This is a non-sterile clinical accessory. Follow local medical device regulations and your clinic’s infection control procedures.
