<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><device xmlns='http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/gudid' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'><publicDeviceRecordKey>593f3248-c774-4405-9049-7a9aed374d02</publicDeviceRecordKey><publicVersionStatus>New</publicVersionStatus><deviceRecordStatus>Published</deviceRecordStatus><publicVersionNumber>1</publicVersionNumber><publicVersionDate>2023-07-13</publicVersionDate><devicePublishDate>2023-07-05</devicePublishDate><deviceCommDistributionEndDate xsi:nil="true"/><deviceCommDistributionStatus>In Commercial Distribution</deviceCommDistributionStatus><identifiers><identifier><deviceId>B091121270</deviceId><deviceIdType>Primary</deviceIdType><deviceIdIssuingAgency>HIBCC</deviceIdIssuingAgency><containsDINumber xsi:nil="true"/><pkgQuantity xsi:nil="true"/><pkgDiscontinueDate xsi:nil="true"/><pkgStatus xsi:nil="true"/><pkgType xsi:nil="true"/></identifier></identifiers><brandName>Clip-on Multiple Pinhole Occluder</brandName><versionModelNumber>1</versionModelNumber><catalogNumber xsi:nil="true"/><dunsNumber>002373249</dunsNumber><companyName>Gulden Ophthalmics Inc.</companyName><deviceCount>1</deviceCount><deviceDescription xsi:nil="true"/><DMExempt>false</DMExempt><premarketExempt>true</premarketExempt><deviceHCTP>false</deviceHCTP><deviceKit>false</deviceKit><deviceCombinationProduct>false</deviceCombinationProduct><singleUse>false</singleUse><lotBatch>false</lotBatch><serialNumber>false</serialNumber><manufacturingDate>false</manufacturingDate><expirationDate>false</expirationDate><donationIdNumber>false</donationIdNumber><labeledContainsNRL>false</labeledContainsNRL><labeledNoNRL>false</labeledNoNRL><MRISafetyStatus>Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information</MRISafetyStatus><rx>false</rx><otc>false</otc><contacts/><gmdnTerms><gmdn><gmdnCode>46490</gmdnCode><gmdnPTName>Spectacle lens occluder</gmdnPTName><gmdnPTDefinition>A thin, plastic, flap-like device that is clipped onto the upper frame of a pair of existing spectacles (eyeware) to block vision through the spectacle lens. It is typically made of plastic and is available in preformed, leaf-shaped, disks, usually with a pair of clip on hinges on its top edge; it is subsequently applied to the exterior of the lens. The device is often used for children and is intended to be used prophylactically (e.g., to prevent amblyopia -- impairment of vision without apparent disease) and/or therapeutically [e.g., to treat squinting, double vision (diplopia), and problems due to absence of a natural lens (aphakia)]. This is a reusable device.</gmdnPTDefinition><implantable>false</implantable><gmdnCodeStatus>Active</gmdnCodeStatus></gmdn></gmdnTerms><productCodes><fdaProductCode><productCode>HPB</productCode><productCodeName>Clip, Lens, Trial, Ophthalmic</productCodeName></fdaProductCode></productCodes><deviceSizes/><environmentalConditions/><sterilization><deviceSterile>false</deviceSterile><sterilizationPriorToUse>false</sterilizationPriorToUse><methodTypes/></sterilization></device>