Poll: Have you or do you plan to implement myopia control into your practice?

Poll

This poll is for optometrists and eyecare professionals, only. It will close on Friday, August 27, 2021.

Have you or do you plan to implement myopia control into your practice?

A. Yes, would like to start
B. Yes, already doing it
C. No, not interested
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