MiSight 1 day
MiSight
MiSight is a daytime daily disposable lens developed by CooperVision in the United States. Worn 10 hours a day, it helps correct vision and slow myopia progression.
What is MiSight?
MiSight is a non-surgical vision-correction lens developed by CooperVision, a U.S. company specializing in childhood myopia. It is a daytime daily disposable lens worn 10 hours a day to correct vision and help slow myopia progression.
* Product labeling: MiSight® 1 day / Myopia Management / ActivControl® Technology / 30 daily disposable contact lenses / UP TO -10.00D
Dream Lens vs MiSight
| Category | Dream Lens | MiSight |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Hard lens | Soft lens |
| When it is worn | During sleep (night) | During the day (waking hours) |
| Wear time | 8 hours recommended | 10 hours recommended |
| Lens lifespan | Average 1–2 years | 1-day |
| Lens size | Average 10.6 mm | Average 14 mm |
| Whether astigmatism can be corrected | Low astigmatism can be corrected without special astigmatism correction / high astigmatism can be corrected with a toric Dream Lens | Astigmatism correction is difficult (low astigmatism is possible) |
| Care | Reusable lens | Disposable lens |
How MiSight corrects vision
The myopia-control zone and myopia-correction zone create a myopic image in the peripheral retina, slowing eye growth and helping suppress myopia progression.
Advantages of MiSight are that vision correction and myopia-control effects can both be obtained, and as a daily disposable soft lens it needs no extra care, so it is hygienic, comfortable, and less likely to be refused.
It is also a vision-correction lens that can be considered in cases where Dream Lens was previously not possible or was difficult to apply.
- 01Myopia-control zone
+2.00 D myopic defocus — image of an object passing through the myopia-control zone
- 02Myopia-correction zone
Image of an object passing through the myopia-correction zone
Documented myopia-progression control
MiSight® 1 day contact lenses are proven to significantly slow the progression of myopia.¹*
* CooperVision advertisement image copy (original English, including footnote marks)