“There is no doubt that the prevalence of myopia among children worldwide is increasing. Studies investigating the link between myopia and children have found that one of the contributing factors is fewer hours spent outdoors. We also see that among students studying full-time in yeshivot, who engage in prolonged near work, the rate of nearsightedness is significantly higher. Although we still don’t know for sure if screens alone cause myopia, environmental changes—especially less outdoor time—inevitably impact its development”

“About seven percent of people who wear glasses wonder how to get rid of them. Despite the clarity they provide, many users see glasses as cumbersome—especially during sports or social activities”