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Special Eyes Optical Publishes New Report on How Glasses Correct Nearsightedness in Children

On February 06, 2026 Special Eyes Optical published a PRESSADVANTAGE article to educate parents about how corrective lenses help children with myopia; the full article is available on their website.
Optometry is shifting toward early, proactive management of progressive myopia in school‑aged children, with diagnosis possible by age three or four as research on environmental contributors grows.
Named products include Hoya MiYOSMART and Essilor Stellest, which use small lens patterns, and SightGlass DOT, with a contrast‑modifying design, to manage retinal light interaction.
Special Eyes Optical urges yearly check-ups, expert fitting and follow-up care to monitor prescription changes and astigmatism, while families should watch for signs like frequent squinting or difficulty seeing distant objects.
The article counters the misconception that glasses worsen myopia, noting they correct vision without accelerating eye changes and stressing myopia-control options plus limiting screen time and encouraging outdoor play for families.

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