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Mainly designed for children aged 3–12. Readiness and individual eye conditions matter.
Professional Visual Training for Children
Professional Visual Training Designed for Children
Amblyopia · Strabismus · Visual Function Training
Evidence-informed visual training designed to support children under professional guidance, with home-based digital exercises and progress tracking.
Send us your child's recent eye examination report and we will help you understand the key information for free.
Have an Eye Examination Report?
Send it to us and get a free explanation. A clearer understanding is a good first step.
- 01Take a photo of the report
- 02Send it via WhatsApp
- 03Understand the key information
- 04You decide the next step
This service helps parents understand information in existing eye examination reports. It does not provide diagnosis or replace evaluation by a qualified ophthalmologist.
What you can send
Visual acuity & refraction
Corrected visual acuity
Binocular vision test results
Your doctor’s recommendations
Is Visual Training Suitable for My Child?
Start with your child, their examination results, and professional guidance.
Eye examination
Prepare visual acuity, refraction, corrected vision, fundus findings and existing medical advice.
Professional assessment
A professional should assess suitability. If fundus results are missing, unclear or abnormal, see an ophthalmologist first.
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Why Does Amblyopia Need Visual Training?
Amblyopia management starts with an eye examination. Glasses and, when prescribed, patching help the weaker eye participate. Software offers structured tasks within an individually agreed plan.
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Optical correction
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Use of the weaker eye
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Structured visual tasks
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Progress monitoring
Visual training does not replace professional eye examinations, glasses or physician-prescribed occlusion. Software training time is not patching time.
Common Amblyopia Management Approaches
| Approach | What parents do | Advantages | Things to consider | Progress evaluation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glasses + observation | Use prescribed glasses; attend reviews | Simple daily routine | Observation needs a medical plan | Eye examination |
| Doctor-guided occlusion | Patch the prescribed eye for the prescribed time | Established clinical approach | Do not change the eye or duration yourself | Corrected vision and binocular tests |
| Occlusion + device training | Follow the prescribed device and patching plan | Supervised device tasks may be available | Check the exact device and qualification | Clinical review |
| Occlusion + software training | Complete assigned tasks; keep records | Home access and recorded tasks | Suitability and product evidence matter | Training records + eye examination |
| No examination / no plan | No structured assessment | No training cost | May delay appropriate care; not advised | Arrange an eye examination |
How Training Works
Small steps. A structured routine.
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Prepare examination results
Share recent results and existing medical advice.
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Select a training plan
Choose suitable tasks with professional guidance.
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Complete today’s training
Follow the tasks assigned to your child’s account.
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Track records
Keep completion notes and any signs of discomfort.
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Regular review
Bring records to the next eye examination.
A real screen from the Simingtang training software
Tablet
Computer
Mobile phone
Try Before You Purchase
Explore the available trial tasks together. Watch whether your child understands the game, can complete it and feels comfortable. A trial assesses acceptance, not eventual treatment results.
A routine that works for your child
Choose a device
Tablet for younger children; computer or tablet for confident users. A phone can be used when needed. The child should see clearly and operate comfortably.
Around 30 minutes
Around once a day is a general reference. Your child’s plan may be shorter, split into sessions or adjusted. Never force a child to finish.
Review around every 3 months
Bring previous results and training records. Seek an earlier review for declining vision, persistent discomfort or lack of progress. Follow your doctor’s schedule.
TrainingTraining recordEye examinationPlan adjustment
Clinical Evidence, Clearly Explained
Make an informed decision with a clear view of what is available. The current materials include historical cases, research cooperation images and a parent guide. A complete product-specific clinical study report has not been provided.
Cooperation materials and individual accounts do not establish a clinical success rate. No guaranteed outcomes are stated.
- Study institution
- Not available in a full study report
- Sample size & age
- Not available in a full study report
- Training duration & method
- Not available in a full study report
- Outcome measures & results
- Not available in a full study report
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Medical Certification
Medical Institution Practice License
The supplied historical image shows a Chinese Medical Institution Practice License. This is an institution license; it does not establish medical device registration for this software.
See the original image for details. Registration text is not transcribed where it cannot be reliably read.
CCTV Interview
China Central Television (中国中央电视台)
A historical interview cover featuring Simingtang’s founder and host Dong Qian, discussing children’s eye health.
Interview cover from the supplied archive. The video has not been supplied.
Different needs. Thoughtful training.
Explore the software’s training categories. The right selection depends on professional assessment.
Amblyopia Training
Structured visual tasks selected around corrected vision and the agreed plan.
Visual training does not replace professional eye examinations, glasses or physician-prescribed occlusion. Software training time is not patching time.
Support beyond the screen
Institution credentials
Structured training system
Individually selected tasks
Training record tracking
Professional guidance
Research & development
Collaborating Experts in Science Education, Research & Clinical Practice
Profiles below are reproduced from the supplied historical materials. Roles and affiliations are stated as recorded in those materials.
Academic consultant
Sun Xinghuai
Chief physician · Professor
Shanghai Eye & ENT Hospital · Grade III-A
Areas of expertise
Diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma, optic nerve disorders and low intraocular pressure, particularly combined medical and surgical management of refractory glaucoma.
Appointments & academic experience
- Director of Ophthalmology, Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University
- Chair, Chinese Ophthalmological Society, Chinese Medical Association
- Director, Key Laboratory of Myopia, National Health Commission / Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
- President, Shanghai Ophthalmologist Association
Liu Xinquan
Chief physician · Professor
Shanghai Longhua Hospital · Grade III-A
Areas of expertise
Ophthalmic procedures including strabismus and amblyopia correction and glaucoma surgery; integrated Chinese and Western medicine for keratitis, dry eye and fundus disorders.
Appointments & academic experience
- Chief physician in Ophthalmology, Longhua Hospital, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Vice chair, Ophthalmology Branch, China Association of Chinese Medicine
- Vice chair for Ophthalmology, Integrative Medicine Branch, Chinese Medical Doctor Association
- Vice president for Traditional Chinese Ophthalmology, China Association of Chinese Medicine
Zhao Chen
Chief physician · Professor
Shanghai Eye & ENT Hospital · Grade III-A
Areas of expertise
Minimally invasive, precise treatment of common forms of strabismus with a focus on lasting outcomes; amblyopia treatment and refractive correction; clinical and genetic diagnosis and counseling for complex inherited fundus disorders.
Appointments & academic experience
- Deputy director of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus/Amblyopia, Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University; Grade II professor
- Chief physician, Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus/Amblyopia specialty
- Vice chair, Youth Committee of the Chinese Ophthalmological Society
- Head, Shanghai Strabismus and Pediatric Ophthalmology Group
Tao Chen
Chief physician · Associate professor
Shanghai Renji Hospital · Grade III-A
Areas of expertise
Diagnosis and treatment of different forms of strabismus; individualized amblyopia treatment; correction of refractive errors, including excimer laser correction; and diagnosis and treatment of ocular surface disorders.
Appointments & academic experience
- Administrative deputy director and chief physician in Ophthalmology, Renji Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine
- Director of Ophthalmology, Shanghai International Medical Center
- Member, Strabismus/Amblyopia Group, Ophthalmology Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association
- Member, Ophthalmology Committee, China Association of Medical Equipment
Yao Jing
Chief physician
Shanghai Eye & ENT Hospital · Grade III-A
Areas of expertise
Diagnosis and surgical treatment of strabismus; investigation of causes and personalized treatment of amblyopia and double vision; and prevention and control of childhood myopia.
Appointments & academic experience
- Chief physician in Strabismus, Amblyopia and Pediatric Ophthalmology, Eye & ENT Hospital of Fudan University
- Secretary, Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus/Amblyopia Group, Ophthalmology Branch of the Shanghai Medical Association
- Postdoctoral fellowship, Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School, USA
Xu Wei
Chief physician
Shanghai Eye Disease Prevention and Treatment Center · Grade III-A
Areas of expertise
Optometry, including childhood myopia prevention and control, strabismus and amblyopia care, contact lens fitting, visual fatigue and visual rehabilitation, as well as refractive surgery.
Appointments & academic experience
- Chief physician, Optometry Center, Shanghai Eye Disease Prevention and Treatment Center
- Director of the Teaching and Research Office, Shanghai Eye Disease Prevention and Treatment Center
- Secretary, Ophthalmology Group, Tongji University School of Medicine
- Vice chair, Ophthalmology Committee, Shanghai Association of Integrative Medicine
Research, cooperation & education
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Historical materials describe technical cooperation with Shanghai Jiao Tong University and project cooperation with the Shanghai Association of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine.
Every child has their own journey
Anonymized summaries of historical individual accounts. Individual results vary; these accounts do not predict your child’s outcome.
Hyperopic amblyopia
- Before
- Right eye: 0.7+
- Training
- Visual training; full protocol unavailable
- Duration
- 3 months
- Follow-up
- Historical account reports right-eye vision 1.0+.
High hyperopia
- Before
- Reported vision: 0.7+ / 0.5−
- Training
- Visual training; concurrent treatment not recorded
- Duration
- 3 months
- Follow-up
- Historical account reports 1.0 / 1.0.
Unilateral hyperopic amblyopia
- Before
- Corrected vision: 0.6 / 0.9+3
- Training
- Visual training; full protocol unavailable
- Duration
- 2 months
- Follow-up
- Historical account reports corrected vision 1.0 / 1.0.
Source: supplied historical case image. Decimal acuity notation retained; these are not controlled study results.
Simple & Transparent Pricing
Amblyopia Training & Matching Gratings · reference plans from the supplied software store image.
Monthly
Quarterly
Half-year
Annual
Prices are based in CNY. Approximate USD amounts use a fixed reference of USD 1 = CNY 7.00 and are not live exchange rates. Final prices and payment currency are shown in the software store.
From download to your first session
Purchase inside the software using the same account you will train with. Review access time, task coverage, guidance and refund terms before paying.
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Download
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Register
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Open Software Store
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Select Plan & Pay
A clear approach to refunds
You can request a refund based on your unused quota, after deducting taxes and fees.
Ask about a refundFrequently Asked Questions
A little clarity for every parent
Not sure how to read the report?
Free Vision Report AnalysisThis service helps parents understand information in existing eye examination reports. It does not provide diagnosis or replace evaluation by a qualified ophthalmologist.
Is this suitable for my child?
Mainly for children aged 3–12 following an eye examination and professional assessment. Missing or abnormal fundus findings need an ophthalmologist’s review before purchase.
Can you help me understand my child’s eye report?
Yes. Send the existing report via WhatsApp for a free explanation of key information and questions to discuss with your doctor.
What eye examination report should I prepare?
Recent visual acuity, refraction, corrected visual acuity, fundus findings, binocular function results and your doctor’s diagnosis or recommendations.
Can I send the report through WhatsApp?
Yes. Use +86 188 6816 2397. You can remove unnecessary identifying information before sending and should share only reports you are authorized to share.
Is the report analysis a medical diagnosis?
No. It explains existing information and does not diagnose, prescribe or replace an ophthalmologist’s evaluation.
Can I try the software for free?
Yes, try the available trial tasks with your child. The trial helps assess understanding, willingness and comfort; it cannot establish treatment effectiveness.
How does my child train?
Complete the tasks assigned in the child’s account. Keep records, follow demonstrations and ask for guidance if a task is unclear. Do not add tasks or intensity yourself.
Does my child need occlusion?
Only an ophthalmologist should decide which eye needs patching and for how long. Software session length is different from patching duration. Keep wearing prescribed glasses.
How long should training be?
A general reference is around once a day for about 30 minutes. Individual plans vary, may be shorter or divided into sessions, and should change according to professional advice.
Which device can be used?
The guide describes phones, tablets and computers. Tablets can be easier for younger children. Ask for current supported operating systems and official installation instructions.
How often should we review vision?
Around every three months, or sooner when your doctor advises. Bring the previous examination and training records.
What if my child feels uncomfortable?
Stop the task. Record the symptoms and activity. Persistent discomfort, reduced vision or lack of progress calls for professional reassessment; do not force completion.
How do I purchase?
Install the software, register and sign in, open Software Store, then choose and pay for a plan. Check terms before payment and use the same account afterward.
Can I request a refund?
Yes. You can request a refund based on your unused quota, after deducting taxes and fees.
Not Sure What Your Child’s Eye Report Means?
Send us the latest eye examination report. We will help you understand the key information for free.
This service helps parents understand information in existing eye examination reports. It does not provide diagnosis or replace evaluation by a qualified ophthalmologist.