Gap at Top and Bottom of Sliding Glass Door

A handy person from Davenport, Florida says:
April 17, 2020
While retrieving crayons from the sliding glass door at my Florida home (built circa 2005), I noticed a rather large air infiltration point at the top and bottom of the sliding glass door when closed. Spent the better part of today online looking for a solution. No idea who the manufacturer is nor if this gap has existed since the house was built. Any help identifying a solution would be most appreciated.
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
April 21, 2020

Thanks for posting. Please take a look at the 80-042 and 80-043, which are used on Vinyl patio doors. See if you could adapt these to your stationary patio door to close up the gap. Also take a look at the 58-184 foam pad which is used on hinged type doors. This might be another possibility. Let us know what you think. 
Vinyl Patio Door Draft Plug, Right
Vinyl Patio Door Draft Plug, Right
80-043
$1.33
Vinyl Patio Door Draft Plug, Left
Vinyl Patio Door Draft Plug, Left
80-042
$1.33
2" Foam Corner Seal
2" Foam Corner Seal
58-184
$1.37
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