Find a pair

30 unique iFusion cards. Each card features 6 different symbols, but only one symbol is common between any pair of cards. Your boundless imagination will surely inspire many wonderful games and activities where they can be used, both individually and in group play.

To get you started, here are a few of our favourites:

1. Solo Search for the Common Image: Shuffle the deck, draw one card, and place the rest in a stack. Draw cards one by one and find the common symbol between the card in your hand and the card on the stack. Can you draw all the cards from the stack? You can also spice up the game by timing yourself. You’ll likely notice that you get faster over time!
2. Snake: Shuffle the deck and lay down the first card in the corner of the table or on the floor. Then, take the next card from the stack. Find the common image and place the card next to the first one, so their edges touch with the same image. Try to form a snake with all the cards and watch how it winds.
3. Classic "Who Has More" Game: A game for at least two players. Shuffle the deck and deal one card to each player, placing the remaining cards in a stack with symbols facing up. Each player’s task is to simultaneously search for the image common between the card on top of their stack and the card on the common stack. Upon finding and naming the image, they take the card from the common stack and place it on top of their own stack. The player with the most cards wins.
4. Classic "Who Has Less" Game: A game for at least two players. Shuffle the deck and deal one card to each player, placing the remaining cards in a stack with symbols facing up. Players' cards should also be placed face-up in front of them. Each player’s task is to simultaneously search for the image common between the card on top of their opponent's stack and their own. Upon finding and naming the image, they take the card from the common stack and place it on top of the opponent's stack. The player with the fewest cards wins.

The product is compatible with Bernell® red-green filters. It should be used according to the recommendations of a qualified vision therapy specialist. If used contrary to the recommendations, undesirable side effects may occur.