IOL for demanding cataract patients

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Oculentis has introduced the LENTIS Comfort IOL…

Oculentis has introduced the LENTIS Comfort intraocular lens (IOL) designed with demanding cataract patients in mind.

The company states that LENTIS will enable the patient to regain the best possible far vision, along with intermediate-distance vision. Some patients may become spectacle-independent in the long run.

Studies have demonstrated that the IOL can provide enhanced visuals from distances of over 60 cm and more. Overall, the LENTIS Comfort IOL is a treatment solution for everyday situations.

Booth number: S128
Website:www.oculentis.com

Please note this product may not be FDA-approved for the US.

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