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Myopia Management

MiSight® Contact Lenses for Children

FDA-approved daily disposable lenses clinically proven to slow the progression of myopia in children by up to 59%.
Child wearing MiSight contact lenses for myopia control

Why Choose MiSight?

MiSight® 1 day contact lenses are the first and only FDA-approved soft contact lenses proven to slow the progression of myopia in children. This innovative technology helps protect your child's vision now and for their future.

  • Clinically Proven: Slows myopia progression by up to 59% compared to traditional lenses.

  • Convenient Daily Disposables: No cleaning or storage needed—just wear and discard.

  • Safe for Children: Designed specifically for young wearers with safety and comfort in mind.

  • Clear Vision All Day: Provides sharp vision while actively treating myopia.

How MiSight Works

MiSight uses innovative ActivControl® Technology with a unique optical design that creates two treatment zones to slow axial elongation while providing clear vision.

Dual-Focus Design

Treatment zones focus light in front of the retina, sending signals to slow eye growth while correcting vision.

Daily Disposable

Fresh lenses every day provide optimal clarity, comfort, and hygiene for young wearers.

Consistent Wear

Maximum benefits achieved with regular daily wear as prescribed by your eye doctor.

Diagram showing how MiSight contact lenses work to control myopia
MiSight's dual-focus design creates myopic defocus to slow eye elongation
Benefits of MiSight contact lenses for myopia control

Clinical Benefits of MiSight

A 7-year clinical study has demonstrated MiSight's effectiveness in slowing myopia progression:

  • 59% reduction in myopia progression on average compared to traditional single vision lenses

  • 52% reduction in axial elongation of the eye (the main cause of myopia progression)

  • Over 90% of children expressed a strong preference for MiSight lenses over glasses

  • Lower risk of developing high myopia and related eye health issues in adulthood

Designed for Comfort and Convenience

MiSight 1 day lenses were specifically developed with children in mind, focusing on comfort, ease of use, and safety:

  • Quick and simple fitting process with our experienced pediatric optometrists

  • Daily disposable format—no cleaning, solutions, or cases required

  • Comfortable all-day wear with high oxygen permeability

  • Easy for children to insert and remove after proper instruction
Young person comfortably wearing MiSight contact lenses
MiSight contact lenses package for children

Is MiSight Right for Your Child?

MiSight may be an excellent choice if your child:

  • Is between 8-12 years old at treatment initiation
  • Has been diagnosed with myopia (nearsightedness)
  • Shows progressive myopia (prescription getting stronger)
  • Is mature enough to handle contact lenses responsibly
  • Has no eye conditions that contraindicate contact lens wear

Frequently Asked Questions

MiSight 1 day contact lenses are FDA-approved for children as young as 8 years old. The ideal starting age depends on the child's maturity, responsibility level, and their ability to handle contact lenses safely. Our eye care professionals will assess your child's readiness during a consultation.

Clinical studies have shown that MiSight 1 day contact lenses can slow myopia progression by an average of 59% compared to traditional single vision lenses. The earlier myopia management begins, the better the long-term outcomes typically are.

Yes, MiSight 1 day contact lenses have been extensively tested and are FDA-approved specifically for use in children. The daily disposable format eliminates the need for cleaning solutions and reduces the risk of infections. As with any contact lens, proper hygiene and following wear and care instructions are important.

Myopia management is typically a long-term commitment throughout the growing years when myopia tends to progress most rapidly, usually until the late teens. Your eye care professional will monitor your child's progress and make recommendations based on their individual needs and myopia stabilization.