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| occlusion-foils | 0.8 (VA 20/25), 0.6 (VA 20/30), 0.4 (VA 20/50), 0.3 (VA 20/70), 0.2 (VA 20/100), 0.1 (VA 20/200), 0.01 (VA less than 20/300), 0.0 (VA None), Light Perception |
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VU-Filterz® Occlusion Foils
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5/pkg, gray colour
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