Thingiverse
Child Frames - Nonny Mask Adapted by DocDrill
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years ago
This is pair of eyeglass frames that will attached to the Bridge of a Nonny Pediatric Nasal CPAP mask with headgear. It should be printed in Flexible Resin. I've done so via the Formlabs Form2 Durable Resin. As is, the frames will fit lenses cut for the MiraFlex Baby Plus 39/14, However, your optometrist should be able to cut lenses for them with an in-office trace. Also, the design could be adapted to mimic other frames and masks.
I recommend getting some tiny ponytail rubber bands or orthodontic rubber bands to help secure frame bridge to the mask's nose-bridge depth adjustment (visible in the photo). This takes 2seconds to place and will make it very easy to slide them on and off. This will also help to keep them from falling off during head-flips or from being knocked off by the bed the child is lying on.
Fortunately, the glasses don't come in contact with the individual. So, they really should not become uncomfortable. Sleeping with them one really shouldn't be uncomfortable.
I truly hope this helps more mask wearers to see the world!
Please understand that I am not an Optometrist, Opthamologist, nor do I have extensive training in vision or eyecare. Please consult your doctor before using these frames with corrective lenses.
I recommend getting some tiny ponytail rubber bands or orthodontic rubber bands to help secure frame bridge to the mask's nose-bridge depth adjustment (visible in the photo). This takes 2seconds to place and will make it very easy to slide them on and off. This will also help to keep them from falling off during head-flips or from being knocked off by the bed the child is lying on.
Fortunately, the glasses don't come in contact with the individual. So, they really should not become uncomfortable. Sleeping with them one really shouldn't be uncomfortable.
I truly hope this helps more mask wearers to see the world!
Please understand that I am not an Optometrist, Opthamologist, nor do I have extensive training in vision or eyecare. Please consult your doctor before using these frames with corrective lenses.