Control your child's myopia progression
Lifestyle shifts coupled with hereditary genes contributes mostly to the increase in your child's myopia. A child's myopia is very likely to be worst than his parents at a much younger age, and it is unavoidable for your child to spend more time in front of screen and less time outdoors for school or play. Start controlling your child's myopia progression with best-in-class solutions for a better quality of life at foptics.
Our Solution
Reduction in myopia progression
Fret not, with myopilux lenses for our young friends*, there is a reduction in myopia progression (up to 51%)
* Age between 6 to 16 years old (as soon as myopia appears)
How Myopilux® Lenses work
1) Correction
Vision correction at the top of the lens, offering clear far vision.
2) Control
Additional magnification at the bottom of the lens, reducing effort needed for near vision vision, hence controlling myopia progression.
Come visit us!
Bring your young friends to our store for a free Myopia Management Risk profile Assessment.
Receive a Home Eye test Story Book with every purchase of Myopilux® Lenses
(Information adapted from Essilor. For more information, head to: https://www.essilor.com.sg/products/myopilux}
Stellest vs Myopilux
| Stellest™ | Myopilux® | |
|---|---|---|
| Efficacy Rate | 67% Efficacy Rate (ER) |
Myopilux® Plus - 33% ER Myopilux® Max - 51% ER |
| Technology | H.A.L.T - Highly Aspherical Lenslet Target |
Myopilux® Plus - Progressive Design Myopilux® Max - Bifocals Design |
| Adaptation | Adapt within 1 Week |
Varies |
| Aesthetics | Aesthetically Clear |
Myopilux® Plus - Clear |
| Adult Supervision | Adult supervision not required |
Frame needs to be positioned well on face |
| Use with Atropine | Suitable for atropine eye drop dosage of 0.01% or 0.001% |
Suitable for any dosage of atropine eye drops |
Lifestyle shifts coupled with hereditary genes contributes mostly to the increase in your child's myopia. A child's myopia is very likely to be worst than his parents at a much younger age, and it is unavoidable for your child to spend more time in front of screen and less time outdoors for school or play. Start controlling your child's myopia progression with best-in-class solutions for a better quality of life at foptics.
Myopia, also known as nearsightedness, is a refractive error of the eye that causes distant objects to appear blurry. Myopia typically begins during childhood and may worsen as the eye grows and develops.
The exact cause of myopia is not fully understood, but it is thought to be influenced by both genetic and environmental factors. Lifestyle shifts coupled with hereditary genes contribute most to the increase in your child's myopia. A child's myopia will likely be worse than his parents at a much younger age.
As the eye grows and myopia progresses, the elongation of the eyeball may continue, leading to increasingly severe myopia. Other factors, such as reading or doing close work for extended periods of time, may also contribute to the progression of myopia. And it is unavoidable for your child to spend more time in front of the screen and less time outdoors for school or play.
Start controlling your child's myopia progression with best-in-class solutions for a better quality of life at foptics.
With the increasing prevalence of myopia worldwide, it is important to consider all available options to protect and maintain healthy vision. Myopia control lenses offer a safe, non-intrusive and convenient approach for individuals to take control of their myopia and preserve their eye health for the future. Myopia control lenses can even be safely used together with Atropine drops for a two-pronged approach to combat myopia progression. If you are concerned about your myopia, consult with your eye care professional to discuss whether myopia control lenses may be right for you.
