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Comparison of Hand Eye Coordination and Sports Vision Performance in Dual-Focus Multifocal Contact Lenses and Habitual Contact Lenses

Studying sports vision and coordination with different contact lenses types.

Recruiting
18-38 years
All
Phase N/A

Study Purpose: This study looks at how well people can see and coordinate their hand and eye movements in sports when wearing two types of contact lenses.

Who Can Join: We are looking for adults aged 18 to 38 who play or have played baseball or softball at a high school level or higher in the last 10 years. You should already wear contact lenses and have good vision with them. You need to be in good general health and must be able to attend all study visits and wear the study lenses.

Study Details:

  • Length: The study involves three visits.
  • Commitment: You will try different lenses and have your vision tested.
  • Eligibility: You should not have any eye diseases, be pregnant, or use medications that may affect the study.

Note: You will need to wear the study contact lenses at home between visits. Your participation helps us understand how different lenses might affect sports vision. 😊

Study details
    Myopia

NCT07840209

Ohio State University

11 November 2026

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