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MyoShield

Protect Their Vision Today, For A Clearer Tomorrow With MyoShield Lenses

Progressive Myopic Defocus

Is Myopia just a refractive error that should be corrected with a single vision lens?

Standard negative lenses cause light to focus behind the peripheral retinal plane, stimulating the eye to elongate further and worsen the myopia over time.

How MyoShield uses peripheral defocus

By contrast, a lens with positive power at the periphery allows light to focus correctly on the retinal plane. MyoShield Lens features an advanced innovation that effectively slows down axial elongation with asymmetric positive defocus on the back surface of the lens, calibrated to the retina’s natural asymmetry. This helps to focus all light on the retinal plane, effectively combating ocular elongation growth and slowing down the progression of myopia.

Supplied MyoShield optical map showing a central foveal vision area and asymmetric peripheral defocus

MyoShield - Patient Benefits

  • Slower progression of childhood myopia: reduces the growth of eye elongation

  • Perfect vision in the clear vision area

  • Enhanced comfort: similar to a regular SV lens

  • Superior aesthetics: treatment is undetectable on the lens surface, with no visible marks or lines

Patient suitability and early myopia management

In a recent worldwide survey, eye care practitioners said that children as young as 6 years old with a refractive error of -0.50 to -1.00 are suitable candidates for myopia management eyeglass lenses.

Myopia begins to develop during school years and it has been demonstrated that its onset at early ages is a precursor for high myopia in future. Prompt treatment is crucial to limit the chances of its progression. The treatment should start as soon as the first symptoms of myopia appear.

Asian Clinical Evidence for Better Myopia Control

Why Asian Clinical Studies Matter

Asian children experience faster myopia progression than European children, making Asian clinical evidence highly relevant for India.

12-Month Clinical Findings
  • Higher myopia progression observed in Asian children.
  • Asian clinical outcomes are more relevant for Indian children due to similar demographic characteristics.
  • Greater treatment efficacy of myopia management spectacle lenses in Asian populations.
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24 months analysis

The efficacy of Myopia has been evaluated in the first randomized, double-blind study carried out specifically in a European population.

Wearer satisfaction

Performance all distances

97%

of the children were satisfied with performance for distance, intermediate and near vision.

Response breakdown
Excellent
65%
Acceptable
32%
Unacceptable
3%

Comfort

95%

said MyoShield lenses provided excellent comfort.

Response breakdown
Excellent
95%
Can Be improved
5%
Unacceptable

Sharpness

100%

reported good sharpness while wearing MyoShield lenses.

Response breakdown
Perfect
87%
Approved
13%
Suboptimal

Myopia: A global epidemic

2020

Myopia affects almost 30% of the world’s population.

3% of the world’s population is affected by pathologic Myopia.

2050

Myopia is estimated to affect 50% of the world’s population.

High Myopia will affect 10% of the world’s population.

Child receiving a vision examination with a trial frame

Current Risk Factors For a High Progression Rate

  • Age : Between 5-9 years old

  • Refractive error : Less plus refraction than expected for age

  • Family history of Myopia : At least one myopic patient

  • Time spent outdoors : Less than 2 hours per Day

  • Time spent on near work : More than 2 hours per day (after school)

Impact of Myopia

Myopia expected to become one of the leading causes of permanent blindness in the world.

Relative risk of ocular complications associated with Myopia

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MYOPIA LEVELGlaucomaCataractRetinal detachmentMyopic maculopathy
-1.00D to -3.00D2.3 X higher2.1 X higher3.1 X higher44.3 X higher
-3.00D to -5.00D3.3 X higher3.1 X higher9 X higher9.7 X higher
-5.00D to -7.00D3.3 X higher5.5 X higher21.5 X higher40.6 X higher
Higher than -7.00D--44.3 X higher126.8 X higher

Slowing Myopia progression by 1 diopter during childhood should reduce the risk to develop myopic maculopathy by 40%.

Manufactured by Free-Form Technology Using Spherical Blanks

  • Unparalleled versatility, allowing production in any desired material.
  • Reduced laboratory costs and lens inventory.
  • Remarkably thinner lenses for a slim and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
  • A flawlessly smooth and consistent physical surface, comfortable and natural for a child to wear.
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Free-form Peripheral myopic defocus

Myo Free-Form Technology distributes progressive positive power at the Periphery, which is calibrated to the natural symmetry of the retina.

Material and production versatility

Free-form technology ensures the ability to manufacture with any desired material, eliminating the need for special semi-finished products.

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Enhanced comfort & superior aesthetics

Thanks to the specific geometry of the lens with progressive power, the lens presents a natural and aesthetic appearance and is thinner than a standard lens.

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