Reliable Print -- Simple Construction with Common Materials

I was able to rotate the design and fit two on my Prusa i3 MK3 at one time.  Printing with the suggested print settings, I'm able to complete them at a rate of 7.5hrs for a two-item print.

Unable to find suitable, sewable elastic online or in local craft stores, I was able to purchase a box of 7" x 1/8" Non-Latex Rubber bands cheap (Box of ~250 about $5.50).

Working with standard packing tape to reinforce the top edge/screen holes but have purchased self-adhesive hole reinforcing labels which should be cleaner, easier and still provide as-good (or better) reinforcement of the material around the punched holes (Box of 1000 for $8.00).

NOTE on Transparent Sheets:  If possible, avoid the printable/coated sheets.  The coating has a texture and doesn't respond well to cleaning solvents.  The paper strip for feeding into the printer is a hassle.  As an added bonus, the "hand writable" sheets (for old school overhead projectors) are cheaper.

I had 10mm x 3mm EVA foam padding strips with one-sided adhesive on-hand from another project and it provides a good padding for the wearer's forehead.  Unable to source more of the same dimensions but could get rolls of 10mm x 1mm EVA foam padding that should still provide a stable and comfortable pad.  I cut the strips into 5" lengths and adhered them, centered on the forehead band.

Based on other comments on this model, I have included the bottom clip (~28min/clip) as an optional add-on.  It definitely provides extra rigidity to the transparency and clips on pretty well, but it still can fall off if brushed hard enough, which could be a serious problem during a medical procedure.