Myo­pia under con­trol

Rela­xed visi­on with MYOSLOW.

Short-sightedness (Myopia) is widespread

One out of ten child­ren in Ger­ma­ny can­not see pro­per­ly and 60 per­cent of visu­al impairm­ents remain unde­tec­ted for too long. Short-sigh­ted­ness is not uncom­mon. Rough­ly 15 per­cent of all child­ren beco­me short-sigh­ted by the end of pri­ma­ry school. Up to the age of 25, about 45 per­cent of young adults are alre­a­dy affec­ted.


Myo­pia can be inhe­ri­ted, but it is also favor­ed by life­style, for exam­p­le by spen­ding too litt­le time out­doors in day­light, by too much “clo­se visi­on” at the screen or when rea­ding, as well as by incre­asing pres­su­re to per­form. It is the­r­e­fo­re extre­me­ly important to make pro­vi­si­ons in good time.


The inno­va­ti­ve myo­pia manage­ment con­cept MYOSLOW by Visa­ll offers effec­ti­ve sup­port for child­ren, ado­le­s­cents and young adults who have been dia­gno­sed with inci­pi­ent or pro­gres­si­ve myo­pia respec­tively hyper­opia which is not age-appro­pria­te.

Many parents wonder…

…is my child at risk too ?

…is my child at risk too ?

Do I have to worry about possible late effects (cataracts, glaucoma or retinal detachment)?

Will my child have problems at school? Is the learning success affected?

What can I do about this development and will my child evolve healthily?

The solution is MYOSLOW.

The four pillars of MYOSLOW, the myopia management concept by Visall.

The four pillars of MYOSLOW, the myopia management concept by Visall.

Myopia anamnesis (patient history) At what distance does the child/adolescent look, for how long and how often? How much time does the child/adolescent spend outdoors in daylight? Are there any previous illnesses? Which medication is beeing taken? Nutritional practices? What ist he parents´ refractive status, grandparents and siblings and their behavior?
Extensive refraction For an effective myopia management, precise refraction is the basis for a well-directed treatment of progressive myopia. Regular checks of visual acuity can detect this at an early stage so that measures can be adapted accordingly.
MYOSLOW preference test (MPT) The MPT is based on the Maddox near test and the results can be used to determine which MYOSLOW lens promises the best success.
Myopia strategy talk Explanation of the risks, overview of suitable treatment options, selection of treatment, determination of the hoped-for reduction in progression, setting of the next check-up date and agreement on rules of conduct.

Myopia unter control with MYOSLOW ESO and MYOSLOW DF 2.0 lenses

MYOSLOW len­ses are available in two ver­si­ons: A near eso­pho­ria vari­ant and a defo­cus vari­ant. Both len­ses have been spe­ci­al­ly deve­lo­ped for the tre­at­ment of pro­gres­si­ve myo­pia.


The effect of MYOSLOW ESO is based on the con­trol of near eso­pho­ria and its influence on the deve­lo­p­ment of myo­pia. Many child­ren and ado­le­s­cents with pro­gres­si­ve myo­pia can be dia­gno­sed with near eso­pho­ria. Lots of stu­dies have shown that near sup­port can cor­rect this pho­ria and slow down myo­pia pro­gres­si­on.


MYOSLOW DF 2.0 is a spec­ta­cle lens with a cen­tral cor­rec­tion zone and con­cen­tric power reduc­tion in the plus direc­tion to cor­rect the hyper­opic defo­cus on the peri­phe­ral reti­na.

Certified specialist opticians offer:

Expert knowledge and practical advice especially on progressive myopia of children.

Well founded advice and information to objectively find the best solution for the child.

Good conditions for the best possible eye health of the child.

Support for less stress and worries in the family and at school.

The easy option: MYOSLOW lenses to slow down the increase in short-sightedness.

MYOSLOW spectacle lenses as a meaningful alternative to contact lenses or eye drops.

Short-sighted children have a right to the best possible support.

The best pos­si­ble deve­lo­p­ment of our child­ren deser­ves the best pos­si­ble sup­port from well-trai­ned spe­cia­lists. Myo­pia is on the rise in our socie­ty and the­re is gre­at uncer­tain­ty among par­ents and tho­se affec­ted by this issue. Incre­asing myo­pia is beco­ming more and more pre­sent in the spe­cia­list press as well as in all other are­as of the media.


MYOSLOW is used at an ear­ly stage to slow down the pro­gres­si­on of ame­tro­pia — indi­vi­du­al­ly tail­o­red and sci­en­ti­fi­cal­ly based. Becau­se good visi­on today means the best chan­ces for tomor­row.

FAQs for specialist optician stores

  • MYOSLOW pre­fe­rence-test
  • Refrac­tion unit (with mea­su­ring spec­ta­cles and phor­op­ter)
  • If pos­si­ble, it should be pos­si­ble to dar­ken the refrac­tion room
  • Opti­on of mea­su­ring PD and height
  • For MYOSLOW DF: Pos­si­bi­li­ty to mea­su­re the eye length (if neces­sa­ry at the oph­thal­mo­lo­gist)
  • Far refrac­tion
  • Far – PD
  • Fit­ting height
  • Result of the MYOSLOW pre­fe­rence-test
  • Age of the pati­ent
  • Amount of myo­pia pro­gres­si­on in recent years

Mini­mum box­mas­ses: 40/24mm

As a rule, yes. The MYOSLOW expert deci­des whe­ther and which MYOSLOW vari­ant is sui­ta­ble on the basis of the medi­cal histo­ry and the MYOSLOW pre­fe­rence-test in a joint dis­cus­sion with the par­ents and, pos­si­bly, the child/adolescent/young adult.

The test pro­vi­des infor­ma­ti­on on which MYOSLOW  lens pro­mi­ses the maxi­mum suc­cess.

  • MYOSLOW len­ses are available in two ver­si­ons: MYOSLOW ESO and MYOSLOW DF.
  • The effect of MYOSLOW ESO is based on the con­trol of near pho­ria and its effect on the deve­lo­p­ment of myo­pia.
  • MYOSLOW DF are working on the prin­ci­ple of cor­rec­ting the hyper­opic defo­cus.
  • Sett­ling in: a maxi­mum sett­ling in peri­od of 1–2 weeks should be assu­med.
  • Into­le­rance: extre­me­ly rare.
  • Side effects: none

No. If the­re is a reduc­tion, it is not due to the use of spec­ta­cle len­ses; the cau­ses are then to be found in other phy­sio­lo­gi­cal pro­ces­ses, for exam­p­le hor­mo­n­al, blood sugar, blood pres­su­re.

  • Our recom­men­ded MYOSLOW video trai­ning is free of char­ge.
  • The trai­ning takes one hour, but can be inter­rupt­ed at any time and con­tin­ued later.

It includes the MYOSLOW pre­fe­rence test and a basic equip­ment with num­e­rous tools and infor­ma­ti­on mate­ri­al.

We will be happy to help you.

Nicole Koger

Customer service

+49 7621 91490–0

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