myopia control with Stellest™ Lenses by Essilor
What is Myopia?
Myopia (nearsightedness) doesn’t just mean blurry vision—it can worsen over time, leading to serious eye issues later in life. Early action is key to protecting your child’s eyesight and giving them a brighter future.
how can Stellest™ Lenses help?
sharp vision
Your child sees clearly and comfortably, like regular glasses.
12 hours a day
Effective myopia control happens when worn consistently during waking hours.
67% less progression
Backed by science, Stellest™ lenses are proven to slow the worsening of myopia.
for kids 6-16
Designed to fit active kids and their growing eyes.
easy steps to get started
1. Book an Eye Exam
Visit your Optometrist.
2. Ask About Stellest™ to your Optometrist – Learn if it’s right for your child.
3. Take Action – Start protecting their eyesight today.
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