innoHorse Light Protection Mask EASY SHADE % without Ears

• it lets through only 41 % of the sunlight
  
• offers a very good transparency which makes it applicable for a variety of uses

(In order to fix the connecting part to the UV-protection mask the versions EASY SHADE and SUN BLOCK will have to be equipped with an additional fleece ribbon. Please choose the option "with additional velcro" in case you need this additional equipment!)

The innoHorse protective masks serve as "sun-glasses" for horses sensitive to sunlight. At the same time they are a protection against insects. They are made from a high-tech synthetic material whose UV-protection effects have been tested by the German Institute for Applied Light Technique.

Horse owners and veterinarians use them with special eye diseases, like for instance periodic ophthalmia (moon blindness / recurrent uveitis), conjunctivitis, injuries of the cornea, after eye surgery and with headshaking problems due to light sensitivity.
They can also be very helpful in cases of inclination to sunburns.
 
Advantages:

• it will be possible even for ill or very sensitive horses to go to graze or run about in the paddock
• does not require the use of a halter
• solid and wide straps with a velcro fastener on the back of the neck and underneath the cheek
• individual adjustment guarantees a good fit
• style and form ensure the necessary free space in the eye area even at a quicker pace
• due to the smooth edges there will be no danger of rubbing
• easy to clean by hand-wash; it will dry quickly
• for the horse`s safety when great force is applied the straps will open or the material will tear
• by means of the CONNECTOR connecting part it will be possible to fix the innoHorse nose cover directly to the mask
• made in Germany, special designs are available on request

The innoHorse protection masks are available in three versions to make them meet the different requirements (headshaker mask, sun protection, fly mask, medical face mask, eye protection, eye disease shield, headshaking syndrome in horses).