MyoFit lenses are meticulously crafted to address the specific characteristics of the myopic eye along both the horizontal and vertical meridians. MyoFit lenses revolutionize your visual experience with three remarkable features
1. HORIZONTAL DEFOCUS:
Extensive studies suggest a potentially dominant effect of visual signals in the horizontal meridian compared to the vertical meridian. MyoFit harnesses this understanding to create a lens design that optimizes visual signals for improved myopia control.
2. ASYMMETRY:
MyoFit introduces a higher defocus level in the temporal side and nasal retina, leveraging the power of asymmetry. Scientific research supports the notion that asymmetry provides favorable conditions to reduce myopia progression, enhancing your visual journey.
3.POSITIVE SPHERICAL BLUR:
Studies have demonstrated that positive spherical blur effectively inhibits eye growth, playing a crucial role in myopia control. MyoFit incorporates this positive spherical blur to help you maintain healthier eye development.
How is Myofit designed?
Made to guarantee edge-to-edge clarity,
The optical design features of the MyoFit lens consist of a central vision area, that provides stable refraction at the geometric center, surrounded by a progressive peripheral vision with asymmetrical positive/myopic defocus in the horizontal meridian.
Stability in the vertical meridian of the lens is maintained through refraction, with a magnitude comparable to that of the lens’s geometric center. Along the horizontal meridian, an asymmetric effect is induced, along with variations on the nasal and temporal sides.
The addition in the nasal side of the lens begins at 6 mm and reaches its maximum value of 2.00D at 25mm from the optical center. A higher level of defocus is induced in the temporal side of the lens (nasal peripheral retina) by means of a progressive addition that starts at 4mm from the geometric center and reaches its maximum value of 2.50D at 25 mm.
The lens’s thinner and flatter profile also makes the perfect choice for those seeking aesthetically pleasing eyewear.
Power Distribution Maps of the MyoFit Lens
Similar to any lens with a progressive change of power, the progressive variation of Mean Power leads to unwanted astigmatism in the lateral areas of the progression profile of the lens, helping to create the defocus vision areas in the lateral areas of the lens surrounding the central vision.
