CooperVision releases MiSight 6-year data

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6-year data on MiSight contact lenses

Paul Chamberlain, who serves as CooperVision’s director of research programs, myopia, spoke with Optometry Times® Editor in Chief Gretchyn Bailey about the company’s 6-year data on MiSight contact lenses. Chamberlain discussed clinical implications of the data and next steps for following children wearing the daily disposable myopia management contact lenses.

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