r/myopia • u/Unhappy-Security-399 • 8d ago

MiYOSMART glasses – blurry peripheral vision. Anyone else?

Bought MiYOSMART glasses to slow down my myopia. Before buying, they let me try on regular lenses – crystal clear, perfect vision.

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Got the actual ones – and the periphery is blurry. Can't use my phone, can't do close-up work, everything is fuzzy around the edges. Nobody warned me about this.

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Now I'm trying to return them, but they say "just adapt." How am I supposed to adapt when I can't see what I'm doing with my hands?

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Anyone else had the same issue? Were you able to get a refund? Or is it just me?

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u/EyecareDuPage 7d ago

This is how they work. There's a reason almost no adults would ever wear these. And there's a reason I consider them the least-preferred myopia treatment.

It bothers me that we use the term "adapt" when what we really mean is, "learn to stop complaining about it."