Brand Origin: Profound Parental Love

Thoughtful designs for children, ensuring a stable focal focus!

  • safe non-toxic kids glasses singapore malaysia

    Extremely Safe

    The frames are built using FDA-approved materials that are non-toxic and intelligently shaped.

  • Lightweight like a feather

    Tomato Glasses weigh less than 8 grams, providing comfort to children.

  • Elegant relaxation

    In addition to the lightweight design, there is also cushion on the tip that conforms to the intricate curves of the ears.

  • non-slipping kids eyewear good for myopia lenses

    Non-Slip, ensures stability even during physical activities.

    The glasses' ergonomic design and materials prevent them from sliding down your child's nose.​
  • baby glasses flexbile safe

    Exceptionally adaptable for every active bump

    Premium flexible and elastic materials offer exceptional frame flexibility that is hypoallergenic, preventing skin irritations in children.

  • baby glasses adjustable for optimum fitting

    Tailored for perfect fit

    Patented tech enables vertical and horizontal adjustments to temples and nose pads for a precise fit.

  • Sturdy as designed

    Durable, resistant to impact & shock, our frames are crafted from shape intelligent material, ensuring they retain their shape.

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    Extra stability with headstrap

    All frames come with an attachable strap which prevents the glasses from slipping providing extra security when actively moving & running & jumping.​

Our product design reflects a father's meticulous search for glasses to enhance his son's vision. This unique origin story sets our design apart, ensuring high quality in every element. A must-have for parents seeking top-notch vision care for their children.

Throughout the last two decades, as digital devices have advanced, children's eyesight has been greatly affected on a global scale. Our glasses are uniquely designed to offer a stable focal focus, ensuring optimal benefits for kids & students.

In tropical Singapore and Malaysia, eyewear slipping from sweat is a common issue, but our well-fitted glasses offer a solution.

Our focus is on addressing kids & students' vision care issues. Lenses are crucial. However, the lack of high-quality frames limits their effectiveness. Achieving ideal fitting with our products ensures a precise fit with myopia lenses.

Ensuring stable focal focus is crucial when it comes to achieving the full benefits of myopia control technologies like H.A.L.T and D.I.M.S.

Here’s why:

  1. Precise Correction: These specialized lenses are designed to create precise patterns of myopic defocus on the retina. If the glasses are not properly fitted, this can lead to inconsistent focal points, reducing the effectiveness of the lenses in slowing myopia progression.
  2. Comfort and Compliance: Properly fitted frames ensure that the glasses sit comfortably on the child’s face, encouraging consistent wear. If the glasses are uncomfortable or constantly slipping, the child may be less likely to wear them regularly, which can compromise the treatment.
  3. Consistent Optical Alignment: Stable frames help maintain the correct alignment of the lenses with the eyes. Misalignment can cause visual distortions, discomfort, and reduced visual clarity, affecting the overall vision correction and myopia control.
  4. Preventing Eye Strain: Properly aligned lenses reduce the risk of eye strain and discomfort, which is particularly important for children whose visual systems are still developing.

In summary, stable focal focus is essential for maximizing the benefits of myopia control lenses. A well-fitted pair of glasses ensures that the lenses work as intended, providing clear vision and effective myopia management.

<Sources>

For H.A.L.T Technology: “Essilor Stellest lenses use H.A.L.T Technology, which helps to slow the progression of myopia (Essilor Group, 2024).”
For D.I.M.S Technology: “Hoya MiYOSMART lenses incorporate D.I.M.S Technology, designed to create peripheral myopic defocus (Hoya Corporation, 2024).”