Prescription Swimming Goggles for Children Ages for UV Antibacterial with for Girls and Elementary and Junior High School Students [ESAVIA] 4-14,

Kids' Swimming Goggles for Myopia - These swimming goggles are designed for nearsighted children who love swimming. They solve the problem of not being able to see while swimming, allowing them to enjoy water play safely. Available in -2.0, -2.5, -3.0, -3.5, -4.0, -4.5, and -5.0 prescriptions, so you can choose freely according to your child's degree of myopia. Blue is popular among boys in Japan, and pink is popular among girls. Antibacterial and Comfortable Materials - These children's swimming goggles are made with antibacterial materials that are safe, healthy, and gentle on the skin. Soft silicone is added to the inside of the lenses to fit the contours of the eyes and prevent water leakage. The nose pads come in three interchangeable sizes, and the strap is adjustable, making them suitable for all children aged 4-14. You can write your child's name on the back of the strap to prevent loss of the swimming goggles. Double-sided anti-fog lenses - Anti-fog coatings are applied to both the inside and outside of the lenses, enhancing the anti-fog effect and allowing children to maintain clear vision even while swimming in water. Additionally, the lenses have a UV protection coating, protecting eyes from 99% of ultraviolet rays when swimming outdoors. Includes a glasses case - The hard case is used to protect the swimming goggles from scratches on the lenses. The case is small, lightweight, and highly portable, and can be carried in a school bag. Reliable After-Sales Service - Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. If your product is damaged during shipping, or if the prescription you purchased is incorrect, we can arrange for a free return and exchange. ESAVIA Swimming Goggles, Prescription Swimming Goggles for Children Ages 4-14, for Myopia, Prescription Lenses, Anti-Fog, UV Protection, Antibacterial Cushion, with Case, for Girls and Boys, Elementary and Junior High School Students