Children’s myopia glasses can be worn throughout the day at lower prescription levels and can be worn during school hours. Those with higher numbers need to wear them for long periods of time throughout the day.
Low Myopia: Generally, children with true myopia of less than 100 diopters need to wear glasses in class or when watching TV, etc., which require longer focusing time, while they can wear glasses at other times without glasses.
Here we need to pay attention to exclude false myopia, so the optometry must be fully dilated in the case of myopia test, if it is false myopia children do not need to wear glasses.
High myopia: Children with high myopia above 100 diopters are recommended to wear glasses all day long. Wearing eyeglasses to correct their vision can relieve eye fatigue in children.
Without correction, children are prone to eyestrain, which can aggravate myopia, and they may also develop poor eye posture such as squinting and strabismus.
Children with myopia are recommended to see an ophthalmologist for evaluation of myopia and follow instructions.