Good News — Your Child's Risk Is Currently Low
Your child currently shows few of the established risk factors for myopia development or rapid progression. That said, myopia can develop at any time during childhood, so staying proactive is still the best strategy.
Low Risk
Based on your 5-question screener responses
Personalized Recommendations for Your Child
Annual Comprehensive Eye Exams
Even with low risk, annual exams catch early changes before they become significant. A comprehensive exam goes far beyond the school vision screening.
Protect Outdoor Time
Research shows that 90+ minutes of outdoor time per day significantly reduces the risk of myopia onset. Natural light exposure is one of the most effective preventive tools available.
Healthy Screen Habits
Encourage the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes of near work, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. Keep screens at arm's length and well-lit.
Know the Warning Signs
Watch for squinting, sitting too close to screens, frequent headaches, or complaints that the board at school is blurry. These are signs to schedule an exam sooner.
Stay Ahead of Myopia
Schedule your child's annual comprehensive eye exam at Eye Medics. We'll establish a baseline and monitor any changes over time.
This screener is for informational purposes only and does not replace a professional eye examination. Results are based on self-reported risk factors and should not be used as a clinical diagnosis.

