Eye care specialists spanning over 100 countries—ranging from academic university medical centers to independent private clinics—rely on MyoCare and MyoCare S lenses for pediatric care.
The ZEISS MyoCare range applies an optical approach supported by 18 peer-reviewed studies. It corrects refractive errors while helping to slow the progression of myopia. Eye care specialists in more than 100 countries, from independent clinics to university hospitals, choose MyoCare® and MyoCare® S lenses for their younger patients.
A firmer design with a narrower clear area and higher average add power. Suggested as the first lens to try for children of any age.
These offer a wider clear area with a gentler average add power. A good choice for children who find it hard to get used to the standard ZEISS MyoCare lenses.
Extensive multi-continental trials demonstrate that MyoCare lenses successfully slow myopia development, cutting rapid progression cases by as much as 3.5 times.
Comparative multicenter evaluations conducted across Europe (NCT 05919645) and China (NCT 05288335) demonstrate that ZEISS MyoCare designs substantially outperform standard single-vision lenses.
Two-year data from the randomized multi-center study in China highlight distinct statistical differences in both axial length elongation and spherical equivalent refraction shifts when contrasting standard single-vision control groups against patients utilizing ZEISS MyoCare lens architecture.
Pediatric users who successfully habituated to ZEISS MyoCare or MyoCare S lenses within a 3-day window.
Test cohort members who subjectively validated long-range visual acuity as very good when utilizing ZEISS MyoCare lenses.
Wearers who confirmed optimal close-range visual clarity with ZEISS MyoCare or MyoCare S lenses.
he ZEISS MyoCare range integrates a central clear zone, a specialized treatment zone featuring microstructures, and an engineered back surface layout.
Effective myopia management lenses need to address specific design hurdles to control progression while delivering clear vision.
This challenge inspired ZEISS to create C.A.R.E. technology (Cylindrical Annular Refractive Elements).
ZEISS Myopia Management solutions incorporate the following design features:
Unlike contact lenses, spectacle lenses need to adjust for eye movement to preserve the correct vision correction and myopic defocus at every gaze angle.
Traditional spherical single vision lenses often fall short in peripheral vision, potentially exposing myopic children to hyperopic defocus and accelerated myopia progression.
ZEISS MyoCare lenses solve this problem utilizing a point-by-point freeform optimised back surface design known as ZEISS ClearFocus.
