Red Green Glasses

Red Green Glasses are specialized clinical glasses fitted with one red filter and one green filter to create dichoptic viewing conditions, where each eye receives different visual information. This makes them useful in vision therapy, binocular vision assessment, anti-suppression training, amblyopia therapy support, strabismus rehabilitation, and vergence/fusion exercises. The glasses are used with compatible red-green therapy targets such as Variable Tranaglyph, red-green reading bars, eccentric circles, red-green charts, suppression tests, and other anaglyph-based therapy materials. When the patient views the target through the red and green filters, the clinician can identify suppression, fusion instability, diplopia, or poor binocular coordination. The frame is typically made from lightweight plastic or ABS material, while the lenses are made from coloured optical plastic or acetate filters. The glasses are lightweight, reusable, easy to wear, and suitable for clinic-based or supervised home vision therapy. The smooth plastic surface allows easy cleaning and routine disinfection between patients.