I tried them and I can say that those glasses helped me a lot! My astigmatism was at -3,75 and in less than a year my astigmatism is now at -2,50. They’re expensive but they’re worth it considering the fact that I’m on my teenage and I’m still growing my astigmatism could’ve progressed and create serious problems.
I’m 19, and I’m -3 in left eye and -2 in right. My right eye got worse by 1.5 in the last two years, so my optometrist recommended miyosmart. However she said I don’t need to wear the glasses all day (right now i only wear mine for driving and TV), so would the miyosmart even be effective? And am I too old for significant results? Thanks!
i think the question is what are you trying to solve, is it your 1. vision or is it 2. myopia issues, or of course 3. both. Perhaps provide more details for Dr. Chai. It would not make sense to me not wear miyosmart glasses all the time if you are solving #2 issue. I'm keen to hear Dr.Chai view too.
This new lens will help my child go from 20/50, to naked eye 20/20. What a great scientific discovery. More power to you. Are you using this lens on your children?
Hi Dr Natalie thanks for the informative vdo. The lens are pretty expensive. I would like to my child to use it but i wonder when we can stop and change to normal lens and will there be a rebound? How about Stellest? Are they good or better?
Hi dr Chai :) thank you for this information. My daughter (6y.o) Sph -6 and -1.25cyd for right eye. Sph -3.50 and -0.50 cyd for left eye. Was wondering if Miyosmart lens will help and suit for her? She already use atropine 0.01% for 4 months but unfortunately for her right eye is not work as good as the left one. And is it okay to combine with eye patch for 6 hours each day? Thank you so much!
thank your for the review. Can you mention the difference between MiyoSamrt and myovision lenses? which one is more effective with a 7year old myopic child?
Hello, thank you for watching. They both are made with the ultimate goal of obtaining peripheral myopic defocus by way of influencing the way peripheral light rays enter the eye. The design is different of course. With MiyoSMART there are hundreds of islets surrounding the central clear diameter each with a +3.50D power to achieve the peripheral defocus. With Myovision lenses, it is more of a 'freeform design' comparable to that of a progressive lens. Studies have shown that the miyosmart lenses are more effective in myopia management in general. I hope that answers your question? Let me know how else I can help you :)
Hi Dr Natalie! Very informative video. Tha nk you. I believe e these glasses are not available in the US yet. Can we get them made in Canada or another country using the Rx from US or are their special measurements that optometrists need for which the child should be present in person? Thank you in advance for your response!
Bhai ,kya sach me miyosmart glasses myopia ko control kar sakte hai, please reply, Mera beta 12 saal ka hai usko -6 no hai , kya ye glasses help karenge
Hello, Dr. Chai. Thank you for such wonderful videos with a lot of useful information. Could you please recommend a clinic or an optometrist in St.John's, Newfoundland, Canada who works with MiYOSMART lenses? Thx in advance!
Hi, I need your advice My daughter is 10 years old and she has myopia. A year and half ago, we were advised to try MiSight contact lens, her prescription was -7.75. We tried fitting it in but she could not get it in her eyes (She was 8 years then). We were then told to go for MiyoSmart glasses to help slow down the progression. We've been going for appointment and then said there isn't much change so prescription didn't change much. We went for another routine appointment yesterday and it came out her right eye is -9.25 and left is -8.25. I haven't been able to sleep all night. I don't know what to do or the next step to help slow this. From here, MiyoSmart is to -6 so probably she shouldn't have started MiyoSmart. Please any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
hey, ive got a pair but i dont really understand how the honeycomb pattern works, wouldnt i be straining my eyes since im only focusing on a small portion of the clear lens?
Hello Mam, My daughter is 11yrs. We are looking for best options to slow down the myopia growth. I dont have much knowledge about this. And have a few questions. Her eye measurements are Right eye ( spherical. -2.75, cyl. -2, axis 180) and left eye ( spherical. -2.50, cyl. -1.50, axis 1). How serious is her condition? What is best to use eye drops or lenses and glasses? Can we combine both eye drops and lenses? Can this be treated or completely cured? Would really appreciate your help and recommendation.
Hello, thanks for watching and for the question. I am not sure when they will be available in US/India unfortunately. I can reach out to my Canadian representative to see if they would have any idea and get back to you!
No problem. I'm glad you were able to learn about it. yes, the accessibility and availability of technology like this seems to vary throughout the world. All is not lost through for your son! I hope there are other options for him such as bifocal/PAL glasses designs, or even multifocal soft contact lenses options are also effective. Do not forget to encourage your son to spend more time outdoors! There's a lot of factors we can control to help him :)
Thank you for all the info. My daughter who is 8 will start wearing the miyosmart glasses but they won't b ready for 2 or 3 weeks. Can i start her on the atropine drops now or do i wait for the glasses to arrive
Hi there - that is exciting. You can certainly start her on atropine drops right away. You do not need to wait. This is the exact combination my nephew is on - MiyoSMART and low dose atropine and so far, excellent results.
Thanks for the video! Miyosmart is being released in Spain after Easter and I'm very excited. Do you happen to know where to find some posted testimonials or clinical experiences by independent practicioners?
No problem and thank you for watching! A lot of the great information including research comes from the Review of Myopia Management - a great community based in the US that has information on everything. Personally, I do like to read research papers as they are mostly peer reviewed - so in a way they are scientific testimonials? This one from the British Journal of Ophthalmology is a good starting point: bjo.bmj.com/content/104/3/363 I'm not personally aware of a website dedicated to clinical practitioners posting testimonials , however if you do find one, please share! I'd be very interested to see! I hope that gives you good starting point for you? Thank you for the support! Hope you are well in Spain!
Hi thanks for this great Video !! Where can i buy this Myomi Glasses in Germany for my Son 8J(-1,5,-1,25) ?.Our EyeDoctor doesnt know about Myomi Glasses or Atropin 0.01% !.
Hi there. Thank you for watching! From my knowledge, I believe (I could be wrong) that the MiyoSMART lenses are currently only available in Canada, Asia, and Australia ... they will be launched in the US soon. I am not so sure what the space is like in Europe but I would imagine and hope that it won't be too far away. In addition to the MiyoSMART lenses, there are a lot of other companies that are coming out with promising designs for myopia glasses, even if you do a quick google search; I would imagine that Europe would have their own in the works as well. Yes, low-dose atropine is an excellent additional strategy. It is used extensively in Asia for years, and just becoming better known in North America. I have been quite pleased (so far) with the results. I hope that helps a bit? I hope you and your family are doing well
@@Araras5 Hope you are well! hope you were able to find some options for your son - I don't know if you saw in the comments, however a fellow 'watcher' of this video reported that the MiyoSMART lenses are available in Germany :)
At what age should the child stop wearing myopia control lens or is it fine to wear them as long as the child is comfortable with the already stable power?
hello Dr. Chai, i have a question. do they also protect from blue light? i actually have been using them for some couple of months now and i wanted to know if they protect from blue light too.
Hello! Based on the feedback from my very own nephew who is using these lenses, and from other patients, there is a bit of distortion in the periphery . Some children notes a mild 'loss' of their side vision but over a good week of consistent wear, this becomes normal and those concerns seem to subside.
Hello Dr. Chai, I would like to ask wether the maximum -6 diopter is set as technologically possible, or it could be expected, that there will be lenses also for higher diopter. My 9 year old son has actually -7,5. Thank you for you reply.
From my knowledge, it currently is at a maximum of -6.00D at this point. I unfortunately don't have too much insight on whether they plan to expand their lens parameters yet. I certainly hope they do. However, as. mention time again, another option to consider is combination therapy together with another myopia management strategy
My frd who is an eye doctor said to me.. this technology work.. but once kid enter university, it will have a big Jump. and the research study funded by the glasses company did not have study pass 6 yrs.... so he did not really suggest me to get this for my kid... I am not so sure any more.
Hello, yes. As with anything we do our best to use the treatments based on the information we have. Personally, I will suggest the MiyoSMart lenses for any child within the age range at the very least. You never know and it s certainly better than doing nothing. It doesn’t have to be the MiyoSMART lenses but I recommend that you should strongly consider some form of myopia management. The company continues to have updated research so we are keeping our eye open to the results. I hope that helps
Hi there, the parameter so far is to a maximum of -6.00D for myopia and -4.00D for astigmatism. Unfortunately she is just outside that range. A thought is she can potentially have combination therapy with MiSight Contact Lenses or orthok and use MiyoSMART lenses to correct for the 'left over' prescription. I hope that helps!
Hello, wow, that is is very high prescription. Unfortunately the MiyoSMART lenses do not come that high. I would suggest seeking a team of specialists and professionals who specializes in myopia management. In your child’s case, it may be prudent to explore other options for vision correction and control. Where do you live if you don’t mind me asking?
