Children with myopia (short-sightedness) often experience worsening vision as they grow, requiring stronger and
stronger prescriptions.

Studies show that modern lifestyles, which include computer and smartphone usage, contribute to the worldwide
increase in myopia.

If a child has myopia, early intervention by skilled eye care practitioners can reduce the increase in short-sightedness.

One of the procedures used by eye care practitioners to reduce myopi progression is Orthokeratology
(often called 'ortho-k').

This is a process where a specially designed contact lens is worn overnight to temporarily reshape the front of the
eye to improve vision. Typically, this will allow clear vision during the day without correction.

Ortho-k lenses have been worn successfully by thousands of patients for over 15 years in markets around the world.
Credible studies show that ortho-k can reduce myopic progression.

ADAPT is a new range of contact lenses for orthokeratology available through professional eye care practitioners.

Every ADAPT lens is specifically designed to fit the patient's unique eye shape.