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eye shield

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shield, eye 
1. See occluder.
2. A protecting screen against injury or light (Fig. S6). See goggles; industrial spectacles.
Fig. S6 Spectacles with protective shieldenlarge picture
Fig. S6 Spectacles with protective shield


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Wearing protective eye shields could also prevent you from unknowingly rubbing your eyes while sleeping.
Protective eye shields are normally provided to prevent rubbing of eye during the night whilst sleeping.
Mind you, I'll probably still be fretting over exactly which lead eye shields to take and whether I can get away with leaving my geiger counter at home.
 
 
 
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