Vision Simulator
Myopia in children is increasing both in prevalence and severity around the world.1
Explaining myopia, and the associated impact on a child’s unaided vision, is made easier using the three scenarios in the myopia simulator. The images help to illustrate the potential impact of myopia management on the child’s final prescription.
![School Classroom School Classroom](/sites/coopervision.co.uk/files/styles/full_content/public/classroom_1.jpg?itok=TjGyZfWt)
![School Science Lab School Science Lab](/sites/coopervision.co.uk/files/styles/full_content/public/science_lab_0.jpg?itok=jHGZGM_q)
![School Sports Hall School Sports Hall](/sites/coopervision.co.uk/files/styles/full_content/public/sports_hall_0.jpg?itok=_pL2Khtx)
This helpful communication tool can be used to show parents how their child’s uncorrected vision may change as their myopia progresses over time.
classDetailScenario
![Classroom Classroom](/sites/coopervision.co.uk/files/styles/full_content/public/classroom.jpg?itok=zQ3gIBgT)
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Holden BA, et al. Global Prevalence of Myopia and High Myopia and Temporal Trends from 2000 through 2050, Ophthalmology, May 2016 Volume 123, Issue 5, Pages 1036–1042