Michael Ringel, O.D.
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Myopia Care

Reducing nearsighted (myopia) progression
Now there are clinically proven methods to help reduce nearsighted (myopia) progression.  This is not a cure, but slowing it down can make a big difference in reducing someone’s visual impairment. 

​Consider taking the myopia risk questionnaire shown below to help you understand the potential risk you or your loved one faces.  Please contact our office to learn more about the options we have available.
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1003 Harrison Ave., Suite 100
Harrison, OH 45030
Phone: 513-367-7900
Office Hours
Mon    9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tue     9:00 am - 7:00 pm
Thu     9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fri       9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat      9:00 am - Noon
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  • Home
  • Our Practice
    • Meet the Staff
    • Optical Boutique
    • Location
    • Job Openings
  • Our Services
    • Children's Vision
    • Contact Lens Services
    • Diabetic Eye Care
    • Glaucoma Care
    • Myopia Care
    • New Technology
    • Special Events
    • Stylish New Frames
    • Testimonials
  • Patient Forms
    • Make an Appointment
  • Order Contacts
  • Online Bill Pay
  • Eye Care Info
    • Eye Care Videos >
      • What is Dry Eye?
      • Reducing Nearsightedness
      • Anti-Reflective Lenses
      • Prevent Blindness Caused by Diabetes
      • What are Vitreous Floaters?
    • Eye Care Articles
    • FAQs by Dr. Ringel
    • Newsletters