Frequently Asked Questions

The goal of myopia management is to control or stabilise its progression. Younger children may need myopia management for a longer time, and teenagers may require it for a shorter time. Your eye care professional will be able to work with you and your child to determine your full duration of treatment.

The goal of myopia management is to control or stabilise its progression. Younger patients may need myopia management for a longer time, and teenagers may require it for a shorter time. Individualised assessment will determine the patient's full duration of treatment.

We recommend keeping compliant to our 3-2-5 protocol as much as possible -- 3 minutes, 2 times a day, 5 days per week. Studies have shown that higher treatment compliance results in higher efficacy.

We recommend patients remain compliant with the 3-2-5 protocol as much as possible -- 3 minutes, 2 times a day, 5 days per week. Studies have shown that higher treatment compliance results in higher efficacy.

No, your child can use the device at any time during the day and on any 5 days during the week. However, there must be at least a 4-hour interval between two sessions on the same day. We recommend using the device from Monday to Friday and taking the weekends off.

No, patients can use the device at any time during the day and on any 5 days during the week. However, there must be at least a 4-hour interval between two sessions on the same day. We recommend use from Monday to Friday, with weekends off.

The commonest side effect observed is afterimage, where the child can still see the red light after treatment. This typically disappears within a few minutes, and we recommend the child close their eyes during this time. If the afterimage lasts longer than 5 minutes, please seek advice from your eye care professional.

The most commonly observed side effect is afterimage, where the patient can still perceive the red light after treatment. This typically resolves within a few minutes; advise the patient to close their eyes during this time. If the afterimage persists beyond 5 minutes, further clinical review is recommended.

Your child needs to wear glasses to get corrected vision during the day, but glasses should not be worn during treatment sessions.

Patients need to wear glasses to achieve corrected vision during the day, but glasses should not be worn during treatment sessions.

Yes, RLRL can be used in conjunction with orthokeratology lenses, soft contact lenses (e.g. MiSight) and specially designed glasses (e.g. Miyosmart). However, RLRL cannot be used in conjunction with atropine. Children on atropine must stop for 2 weeks prior to commencing RLRL therapy. Please discuss the best course of treatment for your child with your eyecare professional.

Yes, RLRL can be used in conjunction with orthokeratology lenses, soft contact lenses (e.g. MiSight) and specially designed spectacle lenses (e.g. Miyosmart). RLRL should not be used in conjunction with atropine; patients on atropine should cease for 2 weeks prior to commencing RLRL therapy.

We understand that it may be difficult to bring the device with you on holiday. If your child misses a few days of treatment, this should not cause any issues. However, we do recommend bringing the device with you if possible, especially for longer trips.

It may be difficult for patients to bring the device while travelling. Missing a few days of treatment should not cause any issues; however, we recommend patients bring the device where possible, particularly for longer trips.

The Eyerising Myopia Management Device is indicated for children aged 3 to 16 years old.

The Eyerising Myopia Management Device is indicated for patients aged 3 to 16 years old.