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MiSight Contact Lenses by CooperVision for Myopia Management

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common vision problem that often begins between the ages of 6 and 14. It affects an estimated 5% of preschoolers, about 9% of school aged children and 30% of adolescents.  Myopia generally gets worse through adolescence, then starts to stabilize in the early twenties.

Myopia symptoms in children

Symptoms of myopia include:

  • Complaints of blurry vision (like not being able to see the board in school)
  • Squinting to try to see better
  • Frequent eye rubbing
  • Frequent headaches

Start Managing your child’s myopia today.   Learn more about MiSight® 1 day contact lenses, the only FDA approved treatment for myopia control (link to https://www.misight.com/)  and hear from current patients here (https://youtu.be/3CM2NWt8gGg).