Contact lenses
The latest developments from within the contact lens sector
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The US Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of MiSight to slow the progression of myopia in children aged between eight and 12
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Data has been released from a five-year study on paediatric myopia management by CooperVision
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The contact lens company is on track to make its donation target by 2020
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Professor Lyndon Jones speak to OT about myopia control in research and practice
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Dr Mark Bullimore tells OT that an optometrist’s smallest patients are often their most compliant wearers – and can reap long-term eye health benefits
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CooperVision has revealed the latest results from a study that indicates effectiveness of the contact lens when introduced as a treatment option for older children
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New summer packaging for children launched by mark’ennovy
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The contact lens company will share its three-year results for MiSight 1 day – the soft daily disposable contact lens to slow the progression of myopia in children
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New contact lenses feature both a first-class UV filter and blue light-blocking filter, with a specific brand for children
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Study published by CooperVision reports that contact lens therapy can slow myopia progression in children