FlareSyn™ Rigid Aluminum Eye Shield – Bulk Pack

A rigid aluminum eye shield is designed to help protect an injured or recovering eye from incidental contact without placing a soft dressing directly against the eye. FlareSyn bulk packs are intended for professional replenishment, medical kits, training programs and institutional preparedness. Key Features Lightweight aluminum construction Rigid convex protective profile Perforations for airflow Malleable shape for practical positioning Designed to accommodate either eye Bulk-packed for replenishment and institutional use Pack Options 50 Pieces Best for clinics, training teams, mobile response units and routine kit replenishment. 100 Pieces Best value for institutional stocking, kit assembly, wholesale purchasing and higher-volume programs. The 100-piece pack provides a lower per-unit cost than purchasing two 50-piece packs. Product Specifications Material: Aluminum Type: Rigid Protective Eye Shield Intended Settings EMS and first-response organizations Clinics and medical facilities First aid and trauma-kit assemblers Workplace safety departments Training organizations B2B and wholesale buyers Bulk Procurement Need larger quantities? Contact FlareSyn B2B & Wholesale. Important Safety Information This product is a protective shield, not a treatment for an eye injury. Do not apply pressure to an injured eye. Seek prompt professional medical evaluation and use the shield only according to appropriate training and local protocols. FAQ What is a rigid aluminum eye shield? It is a protective cover placed over the eye to prevent pressure or incidental contact. What is the difference between an eye shield and an eye patch? An eye shield is rigid to prevent pressure on the eye, whereas an eye patch is typically soft and may rest against the eye or eyelid. Can this eye shield be used over either eye? Yes, it is designed to accommodate either eye. Who are the 50- and 100-piece packs intended for? They are intended for professional and institutional buyers, including clinics, EMS teams, training programs, and kit assemblers.