Precautions for children's eyeglasses: From a safety perspective, all student glasses should use resin lenses that are not broken and avoid eye injuries.

Mild myopia can only be worn when looking far, and not when doing homework. However, if the astigmatism is high (above 100 degrees), it is best to wear it continuously to avoid visual fatigue and deepening myopia.

Because students in their physical development stage may experience an increase in myopia by about 50-300 degrees per year, the actual situation varies from person to person. Therefore, students can't wear kids eyeglasses near me for several years like adult glasses. Generally, it is required to have at least one optometry per year (such as during winter and summer vacations) and to replace lenses or glasses as appropriate.

Research has shown that wearing blurry glasses for a long time (with too shallow a degree, inaccurate axial alignment, and mismatched pupil distance) can prevent the retina from receiving clear stimuli from objects, and instead accelerate the development of myopia.

For students with particularly high myopia, rapid deepening, or anisometropia, safe glasses for children can be fitted under the guidance of professional ophthalmologists. This can avoid eye inflammation, achieve the best optical correction effect, and to some extent reduce the deepening of myopia, achieving multiple benefits with one action.