SightGlass Vision DOT
The SightGlass Vision DOT lens is a first-line option for managing myopia in children. A one-year clinical trial has shown strong results in slowing myopia progression. Unlike other designs that use optical defocus, DOT lenses are based on contrast theory.
These lenses use Diffusion Optics Technology (DOT™), which contains thousands of tiny light-scattering elements, each about one tenth of a millimeter wide. Instead of creating peripheral defocus, the microdots soften contrast before it reaches the retina. This provides a more natural visual experience, similar to single vision lenses, while helping to slow eye growth.
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Product disclaimer
DOT lenses are currently not available in the US but are available in selected countries outside the US.
Articles on SightGlass Vision DOT.
SightGlass Vision DOT lenses: parents' guide
We explain how SightGlass Vision DOT™ lenses work to slow myopia progression in children, how they work, and when they could be a suitable treatment option.
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