Seed 1dayPure EDOF
SEED 1dayPure EDOF is a daily disposable soft contact lens made in Japan. It was developed with the Brien Holden Vision Institute and uses Extended Depth-of-Focus (EDOF) technology to give clear vision at all distances while reducing ghosting and halos. The lens was designed to support both early myopia management and presbyopia, offering a smooth visual experience for everyday activities. Its effectiveness for myopia management has been tested in a 12-month clinical trial.
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SEED 1dayPure EDOF contact lenses: parents’ guide
We explore SEED 1dayPure EDOF contact lenses, their unique design, and how they can help manage myopia in your child.
Contact lens options for myopia in children
Explore how children with myopia can achieve clear vision and a more stable prescription with contact lenses.
Soft contact lenses for myopia control in children
Contact lenses are a beneficial alternative to spectacles for correcting vision, and are increasingly used for slowing myopia progression in children.
Soft contact lenses for myopia control in teenagers
Soft contact lens wear can improve confidence and participation in daily activites for teenagers compared to glasses, and also slow myopia progression.
How do myopia control soft contact lenses work?
Special soft contact lens designs that direct a portion of light rays to focus in front of the retina have been shown to slow myopia progression in children.
Which is the best option for myopia control?
Explore the proven treatments for myopia control – including glasses, soft contact lenses, orthokeratology, atropine eye drops, and light therapies.
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Myopia Awareness Video
This video provides an essential overview of childhood myopia—what it is, why it matters, and how it can be managed. Hear expert insights from Dr. Kah Ooi Tan, President of the Asia Optometric Management Academy, and Dr. Sayuri Ninomiya, Director of Itami Central Eye Clinic in Hyogo, Japan. Together, they explore the growing global concern of childhood myopia, discussing its risks, underlying mechanisms, and the importance of early intervention. Dr. Tan provides an overview of current myopia control treatment methods, while Dr. Ninomiya shares her clinical perspective and experience in managing myopic progression in children.