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Parents today are more attentive to their children's eye health than ever before. Many invest without hesitation in premium myopia control lenses, yet quietly overlook one detail that makes all the difference: those lenses need a purpose-built frame to keep them properly centered through a child's busy day of learning and playing. It was this very gap that led ExFash Eyewear to develop the ExFash Kid PLAYFIT collection — A frame designed specifically to work alongside children's myopia control lenses. To see why it matters, read on as we unpack what myopia control really means and how the PLAYFIT frame is designed to perform with ophthalmic lenses.  What is myopia control? The knowledge every parent needs before investing in children's lenses and glasses  Understanding school-age myopia control correctly  According to Vietnam's Ministry of Health, there are currently around 5 million children, roughly 30 - 40% of all school-age children, living with refractive errors, the majority of them myopia. Surveys across Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have found that the share of students with refractive errors has already passed 50%. (Source: Tien Phong) What truly concerns eye specialists, though, is not the figure itself but how quickly myopia can progress during the school years, a pace that carries a higher risk of retinal complications later in adulthood.  Alongside the familiar advice to spend at least two hours outdoors each day and keep screen time in check, researchers in ophthalmology have developed a range of solutions aimed at slowing the progression of school-age myopia, known collectively as myopia control. Among them, myopia control glasses fitted with specialised lenses such as Essilor Stellest and ZEISS MyoCare, etc. have become the most widely chosen option today, thanks to their advanced features and refined optical technology.  The overlooked key

For those who live at full tempo and treat sport as a way of life, a pair of glasses has to do far more than help them see clearly. It has to hold its ground through every sharp turn, every burst of speed, and every outdoor session under the harshest weather. This is precisely why so many active spirits reach for authentic Outdo Sports Eyewear, a range built around adaptive design features that keep every frame steady in motion. In this article, we explore what truly sets Outdo apart, from its unisex sports collection and its purpose-built prescription line for basketball players, to the stylish kids' prescription glasses that parents keep coming back to, along with how to recognise genuine Outdo pieces when shopping in Vietnam.  The story behind Outdo Sports Eyewear  Outdo Sports has become a familiar name for a wide audience within the mid-range sports eyewear segment. Its design philosophy places one thing at the centre: delivering performance for every movement the wearer makes. From that principle, every Outdo frame is shaped around lightness, a close and secure fit, and dependable impact resistance, answering the real needs of anyone who regularly takes on high-intensity pursuits such as cycling, running, basketball, or fast-paced outdoor activities.  Look closely at competition on a larger stage and the pattern becomes clear. Riders in Vietnam's 2017 Television Cup Cycling Race, along with athletes at open running events across China, have repeatedly chosen Outdo Sports Eyewear to accompany them through every stretch of the course. That blend of all-day comfort and standout performance in motion is exactly what has allowed Outdo to win over professional athletes, and beyond them, a younger generation drawn to an active, spirited way of living.  The Outdo Sports collections distributed by 101 Eyewear In

It is no accident that the French press has long crowned S.T. Dupont "brand for loyalty". For over 150 years, the house has held its place as the quiet favourite of European royalty, the kind of luxury eyewear brand that never needed to shout. For anyone searching for a frame worthy of that lineage and hoping to own a pair of authentic S.T. Dupont eyewear with total confidence, this guide walks through the house's story, its most coveted lines, how to spot the real thing and where to find a trusted optical store nearby in Vietnam. The rise of a French eyewear dynasty  The story begins in Paris, 1872. Simon Tissot-Dupont, once photographer to Emperor Napoleon III, traded his camera for a leather workshop, determined to serve a European elite that demanded nothing less than perfection. What started as trunks, briefcases and fountain pens would, over a century later, evolve into one of the most instantly recognisable names in French eyewear — a maison where craftsmanship was never negotiable. Royalty took notice and kept taking notice when Napoleon III wore it, Queen Elizabeth II carried it. The French government even chose a S.T. Dupont piece as a wedding gift for Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. Diplomatic gifts, after all, tend to say more than words ever could. To own something from S.T. Dupont, admirers often say, is to borrow a small piece of that world — the opulence, the discretion, the unmistakable weight of old money. That same spirit eventually crossed into eyewear, turning each frame into a wearable artefact of aristocratic taste. Today's collection strikes a rare balance: classic silhouettes softened by a distinctly modern polish, worn as easily on a red carpet as on an ordinary life. The house's designers have