[Sorrel and Sun]

Hello everyone

My horse recently had a bad accident and now is VERY sensitive to any light. He has two fly masks that he always wears together. He is very rough on things and I’m looking for a more permanent solution. I came across the recovery visor:

and eVysor:

I am very interested in both of them but not sure which to get? He can wear a fly mask at night so I was thinking the eVysor…? Any additional information or personal experience with these products would be very appreciated!
thanks

 

[Dreamcatcher Arabians]

How hot is it where you live? They don't look real well ventilated, I would hesitate to use them where I am because of that.
I saw this one on Amazon, I'm looking at it for a mare with uveitis. EquiVisor

This is probably the best mask on the market, though it is expensive. Guardian Fly Mask

 

[Lwest.18]

I wouldn't bother buying something like that when you can buy the exact same thing but cheaper. Also I agree with Dreamcatcher Arabians, they're probably not well ventilated.

With research I found 2 other options.
Solar Vizor
Classic Equine

The classic equine mask looks like it would be really good.

 

[COWCHICK77]

I have bought these before when we suspected one horse might have Uveitis and the other had a squamous carcinoma tumor behind his eye. He wore it 24/7 until I had to put him down. They are very well made and durable. The people are very nice and will custom make you one if you have a hard to fit horse.

ESV Plus

Sharing the same industry leading 99.9% UV block visor, the ESV Plus uses Textilene 90 mesh, which can provide a UV block of up to 90%. It is very beneficial to those who must deal with indirect UV rays from environmental reflectors such as sand or snow.

www.equinesunvisor.com