Nextpair Blog

Is your child’s vision ready for the new semester? What tests ensure the right prescription? This guide covers five essential eye exams to detect myopia, astigmatism, and eye strain—helping your child see clearly and succeed! 🟡📚👓

Why are Asian children more likely to develop myopia? How can parents prevent worsening eyesight? Learn why early action is crucial for your child’s healthy vision.

How often should you take your child for an eye exam? Whether they’re showing signs of vision issues or simply need a routine checkup, find out when to schedule their first and subsequent eye exams for healthy vision. 🟡👓

Does your child have blurry distance vision? Myopia (nearsightedness) is becoming more common in children. Learn what causes myopia, how to manage it, and the best eyewear options available to help your child see clearly and feel comfortable! 🟡👓

What are the best ways to slow myopia progression? Should you choose specialized lenses, contact lenses, or medication? Learn about the most effective myopia control methods, including DIMS lenses, orthokeratology (Ortho-K), atropine eye drops, and lifestyle changes, to protect vision and reduce long-term risks.

How do DIMS lenses slow myopia progression? What makes them different from regular glasses? Discover how Defocus Incorporated Multiple Segments (DIMS) lenses use optical engineering to manage myopia, reduce eye strain, and ensure clear vision—all while helping to control axial elongation, the main cause of worsening nearsightedness.

Why do DIMS lenses work better for some people than others? What factors influence their ability to slow myopia progression? Learn about the key elements affecting DIMS lens performance, including wearing time, age, prescription, and visual habits, to ensure maximum myopia control benefits.

Can DIMS (Defocus Incorporated Multiple Segments) lenses effectively slow myopia progression in children? How do they compare to other myopia control methods? Discover the science behind DIMS lenses, their effectiveness, and whether they are the right solution for your child’s vision needs.