WORKING PRINCIPLE

In a normal eye, light passes through the lens with the focal point correctly reaching the back of the eye, known as the retina.

As myopia progresses, the eye’s axial length increases, which means that the focal point of light entering the eye falls in front of the retina.  Continued axial lengthening and further focal point misalignment leads to high myopia.

The Device delivers repeated low-level red-light therapy to the back of the eye, where it stimulates blood flow and thickens the layer of the back of the eye known as the choroid. This helps to slow further elongation of the eye’s axial length and thereby control myopia progression.

NON-INVASIVE!  NO DRUG!  NO CONTACT LENSES!

• Early Intervention: The device's non-invasive nature and user-friendly design make it suitable for a wide age range, including young children who may resist eye drops or contact lenses. This allows for early intervention, a crucial factor in effective myopia control.

• Enhanced Compliance: The device boasts a simple and engaging protocol, requiring just 3 minutes of use, twice daily, 5 days a week. The touchscreen interface makes it easy for even young children to operate under parental supervision.

• Versatility: RLRL can be utilized as both a standalone therapy and as an adjunct to other myopia control methods, demonstrating significant efficacy in cases where conventional treatments have proven ineffective.

Using the Device

1.How often should the device be used?

For optimal results, the device should be used twice daily, five days a week—equating to 10 sessions per week in total. Following this schedule is crucial, as our clinical trials show that better adherence leads to more effective outcomes. It’s important to ensure there is a 4-hour gap between sessions on the same day. Additionally, the device has built-in monitoring to prevent users from repeating sessions within the 4-hour window or exceeding 10 sessions within a 7-day period.

2.Is it still necessary to wear glasses?

Yes, children using RLRL will still need to wear corrective glasses during the day to ensure proper vision. Research has shown that uncorrected vision can lead to a faster progression of myopia in children.
Please note that this does not apply to children in the premyopia stage, as several studies have examined the use of RLRL in these cases.

3.What if you need to travel and can’t bring the device?

We understand that it may be challenging to bring the device when traveling. If a child misses a few days of treatment, such as during a week-long trip, this should not pose any major issues. However, if possible, we recommend taking the device along, especially for longer stays.

4.What should children do before and during the session?

Before using the device, ensure the child removes their glasses or contact lenses. During the session, the child must keep their eyes open, though blinking is perfectly fine.
For the first session, parents or guardians should assist in adjusting the interpupillary distance using the adjustment knob, so the two red dots align into a single dot. If this is not possible, ensure the red light is as bright as possible.

5.What should parents do to enhance treatment effectiveness?

Our clinical research confirms that better compliance leads to better treatment results. It’s important to encourage children to use the device consistently, especially during the initial weeks to form a routine.
In the first week, we suggest parents monitor the duration of any afterimages following each session. If the afterimage persists for more than 5 minutes, the device should be discontinued, and an eye care professional should be contacted.