Child wearing the Akoya Pediatric Character Eyewear in a clinic
Akoya Pediatric Character Eyewear

A friendlier view for pediatric procedures.

Help kids see less of the scary parts. Our character eyewear helps block their view of needles and activity below eye level, helping make procedures feel more comfortable for children and easier for the teams caring for them.

Single-patient useNonsterileLatex-freeAssembled in the USA
Akoya Pediatric Character Eyewear

A little choice. A little comfort.

Give children a friendly character to choose and less of the procedure to watch. The eyewear helps limit the view below eye level while leaving room to look ahead and connect with their care team.

Soft foam supports and an adjustable cord. For brief, directly supervised clinical use.

Meet the collection

Four friendly characters.

Pick a character to take a closer look.

Illustrative product visualizations. Evaluation kits contain five assorted units.

Woman wearing the Akoya Eye Shield with her glasses in a clinical setting
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Try our adult eye shield.

The same thoughtful idea, designed for adult care. Help patients see less of the procedure while staying connected with their care team.

Single-patient useNonsterileLatex-freeAssembled in the USA
Akoya Eye Shield · Adult eyewear

A more comfortable view of adult care.

Help adults see less of the procedure. The Akoya Eye Shield helps limit the view of needles and activity below eye level while leaving an upper viewing area open for awareness and communication.

A soft, conformable foam interface and lightweight frame. Single-patient use. Nonsterile. Latex-free. Assembled in the USA.

Actual visual obstruction depends on fit, positioning, facial anatomy, and gaze direction.

A simple design with a purpose

Helps limit the lower view. Preserves an open upper view.

Both pediatric and adult Akoya eyewear use a physical lower-field visual barrier while leaving an upper viewing area open. Actual visual obstruction depends on fit, positioning, facial anatomy, and gaze direction.

Lower-field visual barrier

An opaque lower region is designed to help limit visibility of activity occurring below eye level.

Open upper viewing area

The upper area remains open, allowing partial forward or upward visibility for awareness and communication.

A more comfortable view of care.

Explore pediatric evaluation kits or adult eyewear for your clinical setting.

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