See the MiYOSMART Technology for Yourself
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Wonder how you can tell if the MiYOSMART glasses you received are authentic? We don't blame you! At a glance, the MiYOSMART lenses look like a normal pair of lenses. Watch this video to see how you can spot the honeycomb design (i.e. DIMS technology) which is the main driver for slowing myopia progression in your child!
If you are in the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario, you can book an eye appointment with me at Ardent Vision Eyecare through our website www.ardentvision.ca!
Ardent Vision Eyecare is committed in providing an approachable, high quality, one-stop eye care and eyewear for you and your family in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. Services available in English, Cantonese and Mandarin!
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