Slow Down Myopia Progression with MiSight - Myopia Control at Luxeye Optical
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If your child has trouble seeing far away (nearsightedness, known as myopia), you can correct AND help protect their vision from getting worse as they grow! Meet MiSight® 1 day soft contact lenses specifically designed for myopia control and FDA approved* to slow the progression of myopia in children ages 8-12 at the initiation of treatment.

FDA Approved | The FIRST and ONLY FDA-approved* soft contact lens proven to slow myopia progression in children, aged 8-12 at the initiation of treatment. |
Proven Cases | On average, age-appropriate children wearing MiSight® 1 day contact lenses progressed less than -1.00D over 6 years. |
Suitable for young age | Children as young as 8 years old can confidently apply and remove MiSight® 1 day lenses on their own. |
Myopia Controlled | Children wearing MiSight® 1 day achieved better than 20/20 vision across all visits over a 6-year period |

How Do MiSight® Myopia Control Daily Contact Lenses Work?
1. FDA-Approved
MiSight® 1 day soft contact lenses are the first and only FDA-approved* product that are proven to slow the progression of myopia in children aged 8-12 at the initiation of treatment.†1
Furthermore, MiSight® 1 day contact lenses are specifically designed for age- appropriate children* with myopia, backed by rigorous scientific evidence, and have received regulatory approvals in many countries around the world.1-3
2. Designed for Myopia Control
Unlike a correction option alone, MiSight® 1 day contact lenses offer wearers a unique two-in-one benefit; they correct blurry distance vision (nearsightedness) and help control the progression of myopia in age-appropriate children.†1
3. ActivControl® Technology
The key to delivering the dual benefits of MiSight® 1 day is ActivControl® Technology which uses an innovative optic zone ring design with alternating vision and correction zones:
Two corrections zones to correct myopia so age-appropriate children can enjoy clear, spectacle-free vision. Two treatment zones create a myopic defocus, so instead of light rays falling short of the retina, images focus at the front of the retina. This treatment effect signals the eye to slow the rate at which it grows longer, minimizing the worsening of myopia over time.
Watch this video to learn more about myopia, and ActivControl® Technology.
4. Longest continuous soft contact lens study for myopia control.
MiSight® 1 day is backed by the longest continuous soft contact lens study for myopia control.
In over 7 years of international clinical study, results show that the mean axial elongation showed no evidence of rebound; meaning myopia control benefits from MiSight® 1 day are retained with further eye growth reverting back to age-expected average myopic progression rates after treatment has ended.
Over the initial three years of the study, MiSight® 1 day slowed myopia progression in children by 59% on average, and 41% of eyes had no progression.|2 Additionally, on average, children in the study wearing MiSight® progressed less than -1.00 diopter over 6 years,
5. Proven to be child-friendly and easy to use for age-appropriate children.
Kids interests change all the time, but families can now turn to MiSight® 1 day to help protect their vision from changing too.
Myopia is irreversible and typically progresses rapidly in younger children,6 but with MiSight®1 day,* children can get the clear vision they need today to participate in school, sports, and many other extracurricular activities while helping to protect it from getting worse for whatever’s in their future.
MiSight® 1 day has also been proven to be child-friendly and easy to use for age- appropriate children.1 In fact, children as young as 8 years old have shown they are able to handle their lenses confidently soon after an initial fitting.
In addition to the clinical benefits, studies show that contact lens wear is likely to improve a child’s self-perception of their physical appearance, athletic competence, and social acceptance.
Product Specfications and Prescription Range

Is wearing Contact Lenses hard to learn?
Learn from 11-year-old Sofia! Watch her step-by-step tutorial here:
OK, we are ready! How do we begin?
At LUXEYE, we provide a easy, relaxed, and no-risk process for your children to begin their MiSight soft contact lens journey:
Step 1 | Initial Eye Exam (30 Minutes) | This step is to evaluate your child's most update Glasses AND Contact Lenses prescription (yes, they could be different!) |
Step 2 | Insertion & Removal Training (30-60 Minutes) | Our Doctor or Technician will train your child on how to insert and remove contact lenses safely. |
Step 3 | Trial Period (5 Days) | We will provide 5 pairs of trials lenses for your child to try for the next 5 days to ensure clarity and comfort. |
Step 4 | Follow-Up Visit (while wearing the last pair of trial lenses) | We will check the clarity, fit, and comfort level. If all is well, you will order one-year supply of MiSight lenses. If you find this product is not right for your child, we will stop here and there's no further commitment. |
Step 5 | Continuous Wear | MiSight is more than just your daily soft-contact lenses, it's a Myopia Control Medical Device. For the best effectiveness, they should be worn for minimum 10-hour per day and 6-day per week. |
Step 6 | 6-Month Follow-Up | To check for any change in prescription. |
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Disclaimer
This article contains information derived from materials published by CooperVision regarding MiSight® 1 day soft contact lenses. The content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as medical diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or guarantee of outcomes. Treatment results may vary. Patients should consult a qualified eye care professional for individualized evaluation and recommendations.
MiSight® 1 day contact lenses are FDA-approved for myopia control in appropriate pediatric patients. Please consult your eye care provider for full prescribing information, indications, and potential risks.





























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