Science Hub

Published research

The Eyerising Myopia Management Device has been validated by an extensive clinical trial program, with numerous peer-reviewed publications in leading journals demonstrating its efficacy and safety in the treatment of myopia. Below, you can find summaries of our key clinical papers. As new literature is constantly being published on repeated low-level red-light therapy, we also offer updates regarding new pertinent articles on our News page (link). For any other enquiries on our clinical evidence, ongoing and future research, please contact info@eyerisinginternational.com.

View our most important scientific papers

Ongoing research

We also have 5 ongoing clinical trials and real-world studies outside of China. These include randomised controlled trials at the Australian College of Optometry (Australia) on multi-ethnic efficacy, Tokyo Medical and Dental University (Japan) on high myopia in children and choroidal thickening in adults, University of California San Francisco (USA) on multi-ethnic efficacy, and Centro De Miopia Fernandez Velazquez (Spain) on adjunct use of RLRL with orthokeratology. Additionally, our Europe real-world study is involving participants across 7 European countries to examine the efficacy of RLRL in Caucasian populations.

Promising interim results are also available from our Australian, Japanese and Spanish trials. For more information, please contact info@eyerisinginternational.com. We look forward to the publication of both full manuscripts in due course.

Future Research

At Eyerising International, we recognise how pivotal clinical research is to our story and greatly value our research collaborations. We welcome all external suggestions of investigator-initiated protocols, as well as joint research ventures.  

Should you or your colleagues be interested in working with us, please contact info@eyerisinginternational.com to be put in contact with our clinical team.

Stay Updated

With so many exciting developments in the realm of repeated low-level red-light therapy, and new publications coming out almost weekly, stay updated on the latest about this novel technology by joining our newsletter here. We send regular updates on the latest scientific literature as well as the progress of our ongoing research.