Children's vision deterioration. What you should know about nearsightedness for the sake of their precious eyes. Children's vision deterioration. What you should know about nearsightedness for the sake of their precious eyes.

Does this sound familiar? Does this sound familiar? こどもの近視・視力低下のサイン

- They squint or furrow their brow to see. - They look upwards. - They bring their face close to books or games. - They rub or blink their eyes frequently. - They tilt their head or try to look out of the corner of their eye. - When watching TV, they move closer and closer to the TV. - They study with their face close to their desk. - They squint or furrow their brow to see. - They look upwards. - They bring their face close to books or games. - They rub or blink their eyes frequently. - They tilt their head or try to look out of the corner of their eye. - When watching TV, they move closer and closer to the TV. - They study with their face close to their desk.

If even one of these applies to you, you may be nearsighted. If even one of these applies to you, you may be nearsighted.

What is nearsightedness?

Such customs
Be careful

Childhood myopia is on the rise.

Myopia
To prevent it from progressing

Things you can start doing today to prevent nearsightedness

Frequently Asked Questions

Can nearsightedness be cured?

The promising ingredients,
Crocetin

By acting on genes,
Suppressing the progression of myopia

We have published a guidebook on eye health that we want children who work hard every day studying and exercising, and their parents, to know.

For educators

If you have any concerns, please see an ophthalmologist. If you have any concerns, please see an ophthalmologist.

A child's eyes are precious.
During childhood, when both the body and eyes are growing, it is important to have regular checkups.
Receiving proper guidance is important.
If you have any concerns about your eyes, consult an ophthalmologist.

Supervision

Department of Ophthalmology, Keio University School of Medicine
Kojimachi Odori Ophthalmology Clinic
Professor Kiwako Mori