What are the issues that children's myopia glasses should pay attention to?

We can now find that many children have this phenomenon at a very young age. Once myopia occurs, they often need to wear children's myopia glasses. So how to match children's myopia glasses is an issue that deserves attention. It should be noted that wearing children's myopia glasses cannot treat myopia itself, nor can it prevent myopia. This type of glasses is merely a tool to assist vision.

How to wear glasses for children's myopia? In fact, some issues are worthy of attention. For example, most children have low nose bridges and are still in the developmental stage, so they should choose glasses frames with high or adjustable nose pads. Most children are naughty and active, and they don’t care much about putting on and taking off glasses or putting them away. Choosing resin frames will be safer, less likely to deform, and longer lasting.

For example, when children choose metal glasses frames, it is best to choose full-frame frames, and try not to choose half-frame or rimless frames, because these two types of glasses frames are more susceptible to damage. Children's nose bridge is still in the development stage and the nose bone is relatively fragile, so they should choose lightweight glasses. Generally speaking, the weight of glasses should be between 13 and 19 grams.

When children wear children's myopia glasses, you must consider the above-mentioned precautions, and you must strictly control the quality of the lenses. The transmittance of the lenses must be selected well, and you must never use inferior lenses. It should also be noted that easily broken lenses should not be chosen for children's myopia glasses. Because children are active by nature, if they wear easily broken lenses, it is easy to cause eye punctures or scratches, which will cause further damage to their eyesight.