Myopia is not just about a pair of glasses. Once myopia in children and teenagers onsets, it typically progresses or worsens every few months until the late teenage or early adulthood years.

If your frames don’t sit on your face well, it may be that each frame needs minor adjusting. If you don’t like the style, you can easily exchange the design. Either the case, our customer service is happy to assist.

Myopia causes blurred vision for far distance objects, but as myopia increases, the blur can start to be noticed even at arm's length or closer.

Single vision glasses offer a simple way to correct the blurred far vision for people with myopia. Research has revealed, though, that single vision lenses do not protect against myopia progression,which has led to development of special types of spectacle lenses (glasses) to slow and control progression of myopia.

All these spectacle lens designs for myopia control have been shown to slow down myopia progression by about half - about 50%.

The Nextpair Myopia lenses have been studied in children aged 8-13 years at the start of treatment, with evidence from two-year clinical trials. Both studies are now reporting 3 year data, indicating that these lenses can be presumed safe and effective in kids aged 8 to 16 years.

While we do not have virtual try-on for frames; however, we do provide a ‘home trial’ – that is you can fit your frame and lens according to your prescription, and then decide to keep or return the pair within 30 days of receiving.

Your pupillary distance is the distance between your left and right pupil. This information is crucial to fit your lens into your frame.