Clear Vision Today. A Healthier Future Tomorrow
Daytime soft contact lenses can help manage myopia progression. MiSight® 1 day is the first FDA-approved option for children ages 8–12, with other lens options available depending on your child’s needs.
MiSight® Contact Lenses: Slowing the Progression & Seeing Well
At Treehouse Eyes, we don't just help your child see better; we help them see longer. Standard contacts for nearsightedness only correct the blur. MiSight® contact lenses are different.
By using patented ActivControl® Technology, these lenses do two things at once:
- Correct Vision: They provide crisp, 20/20 vision for school and play.
- Signal the Eye: They create a specific "myopic defocus" that signals the eye to slow its physical growth, addressing the root cause of childhood myopia.
The Clinical Data for MiSight® Myopia Control
When it comes to your child's eye health, the numbers matter. MiSight® is the most clinically-backed myopia contact lens treatment available in 2026.
- 30% to 60% Slowed Progression: Clinically proven to reduce the rate of myopia progression compared to standard single-vision glasses.
- Reduced Elongation: Effectively reduces axial elongation—the physical "stretching" of the eye—by an average of 52%.
- FDA-Approved: Rest easy knowing your child is using the first treatment of its kind to be cleared by the FDA for safety and effectiveness.
3 Reasons Why Parents and Kids Love Myopia Contact Lenses
Kid-Friendly & Simple
These are daily disposables. There is no cleaning, no cases, and no hassle. Your child simply puts in a fresh pair every morning and tosses them at night.
Life Without Limits
Ideal for active kids. Whether it’s soccer, swimming, or dance, your child can move freely without the worry of broken frames or glasses sliding down their nose.
A "Nurturing" Start
Most children aged 7 and older adapt to these lenses quickly. Our doctors specialize in teaching kids how to handle their lenses with confidence and ease.
Is My Child a Candidate for MiSight® Contacts?
MiSight® 1-day lenses are FDA-approved for children ages 8 to 12 at the start of treatment. However, not every child is the right fit, and MiSight® is just one of several soft contact lens options available.
During your consultation, your Treehouse Eyes doctor will evaluate your child’s eye growth, prescription, and daily routine to determine whether MiSight® or another treatment option is the best choice.
What to Expect at the Myopia Visit
- Objective Testing: We measure the physical length of the eye to establish a baseline.
- History Review: We discuss your child's daily habits and vision history.
- Personalized Fitting: We ensure the lenses are comfortable and provide optimal clarity.
Common Questions about
Dailies for Myopia—FAQs
Meet with a Treehouse Eyes doctor to determine the right treatment for your child.
