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Stellest vs Miyosmart – What's the difference?

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Puzdad81 · 02/04/2025 10:39

Hi,
My daughter 7yrs has worn glasses since nursery because of high astigmatism and technically she has myopia.

6 months ago:
R eye: SPH +0.25 / CYL -4.00
L eye: SPH +1.25 / CYL -3.75

Latest test results:
R eye: SPH -0.75 / CYL -3.75
L eye: SPH +0.25 / CYL -3.50

Is the above considered a big change for a 7 year old after 6 months? If you're an optometrist it would be good to get your opinion.

I wasn't recommended the myopia management glasses by any staff at a well known high st retailer. But wife and I are now considering it. They're not cheap and would be good to hear from parent's / professional perspectives.

Stellest vs Miyosmart – What's the difference? Which is better?

Based on your child's experience and results soo far.
– Do you think it's essential to invest based on the test results above?
– How long has your child being wearing them?
– Any vision issues or it stabilised?
– Timeframe?
– What brand and the cost (store)?

Much appreciate your help and thanks for reading :)

p.s – created a similar post before that confused some and removed.

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