Myopia Management
Enter the child (or adult) profile, compare treatment trajectories, and get a reasoned, evidence-ranked plan — spectacles, contact lenses, atropine, ortho-k, red light and combinations.
Illustrative projection — clinical decision support only
Clinical basis, model and references
The projection applies an age-banded population progression rate (Donovan 2012 / COMET anchors, tapering to a small residual adult term, with a ~1.4× East-Asian multiplier) and slows it by each treatment's published control percentage, shown as a band to reflect between-trial uncertainty. Ortho-k and RLRL are scored on axial length. The plan engine ranks brand-neutral categories by evidence and age suitability; products are listed as equal examples and never change the ordering. Model values and wording require practitioner review before being treated as settled.
Intra-app resources
Evidence base
- Bullimore & Brennan — "Why Each Diopter Matters" (Optom Vis Sci)
- Haarman 2020 — Complications of Myopia meta-analysis (IOVS)
- Tideman 2018 — axial-length percentile growth curves
- Adult myopia progression (Myopia Profile)
- IMI — Interventions for Controlling Myopia 2025
- Current & emerging strategies for myopia control (2025 review)
- DIMS / MiYOSMART — 6-year data (Sci Rep)
- HAL / Stellest — 2-year RCT (JAMA Ophthalmol)
- DOT / SightGlass — CYPRESS 4-year efficacy
- MiSight 1 day — 3/7-year CARE study (no rebound)
- Orthokeratology — efficacy & safety review
- EIKANCE atropine — TGA registration (Aspen)
- EIKANCE atropine — TGA registration (Aspen)
- Ortho-k + 0.01% atropine (AOK RCT: 0.17 vs 0.34 mm)
- Repeated low-level red light — safety & efficacy
Population reference values for a deterministic, explainable projection — not diagnosis. Sources reviewed 22 July 2026. Clinical wording, band values and product labels require practitioner review before wider release.
Products & brands available in Australia (21)
Myopia-control spectacle lenses
6- CR Labs MyoStock / MyoME — Australian-made defocus
- Essilor Stellest — Stellest 2.0
- Hoya MiYOSMART — clear · Sunbird polarised · Chameleon photochromic
- Rodenstock MyCon 2
- SightGlass DOT — Diffusion Optics Technology
- Zeiss MyoCare / MyoCare S — C.A.R.E.
Myopia-control soft contact lenses
4- CooperVision Biofinity / Proclear multifocal — off-label
- CooperVision MiSight 1 day — dual-focus, TGA-registered
- J&J Acuvue Abiliti 1-Day — RingBoost — TGA ARTG 475505, launched AU 2025
- Visioneering NaturalVue Multifocal 1 Day — EDOF
Orthokeratology
5- AU labs: Capricornia / Gelflex / BE Enterprises
- CooperVision Paragon CRT
- Euclid Emerald
- Forge (Precision Technology) / EyeSpace-designed
- Menicon Bloom Night
Low-dose atropine
4- compounded 0.01%
- compounded 0.05%
- EIKANCE 0.01% — Aspen — TGA-registered, ages 4–14
- EIKANCE 0.05% — Aspen — TGA-registered June 2026
Repeated low-level red light
1- Eyerising Myopia Management Device — TGA-included, home use
Combination approaches
1- Ortho-k lens + EIKANCE atropine — 0.01–0.05%
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