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Device light attenuation lenses for migraine-associated light sensitivity
Definition Light attenuation lenses for migraine-associated light sensitivity are devices that limit light incidence of specific wavelengths to the eyes and are intended to decrease the impact of light sensitivity in patients diagnosed with migraine. The lenses can be mounted on a spectacle frame, clips, or other apertures used to hold lenses. The device is intended to be adjunctive to other therapies for migraine-associated light sensitivity. Sunglasses (nonprescription) and prescription spectacle lenses are separately classified under § 886.5850 and § 886.5844, respectively.
Product CodeQEO
Regulation Number 882.5811
Device Class 1


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