The Tecnis Odyssey, launched in the US in October 2024, is now available in Europe, the Middle East and Canada
The Tecnis Odyssey and Tecnis PureSee IOLs are now both available in Europe, the Middle East, Japan and Canada. Image credit: ©Pakawadee – stock.adobe.com
Johnson & Johnson announced it has launched the Tecnis Odyssey IOL in Europe, the Middle East, and Canada. The Tecnis Odyssey IOL was first launched in the US in October 2024.1,2
The Tecnis Odyssey IOL is a full vision range IOL built on the Tecnis platform which, according to Johnson & Johnson,1 provides two times better contrast in low lighting than PanOptix. The Tecnis Odyssey combines advanced optics and proprietary materials, offering consistently clear, high-contrast vision, according to the company.
Peter Menziuso, company group chairman of Vision at Johnson & Johnson, commented on the launch in a news release from the company, saying, “Tecnis Odyssey IOL is the fastest-growing PC-IOL in the United States, and we are excited to be making it available to more patients around the world. It addresses a significant unmet need for cataract patients seeking greater spectacle independence. Now—together with Tecnis PureSee—Tecnis Odyssey IOL elevates the strength and depth of our global IOL portfolio, meeting the diverse needs of today's aging population.”
Additionally, the company says that the Tecnis Odyssey and its unique freeform diffractive surface were designed to eliminate the gaps between near, intermediate and far distances, and offer continuous, uninterrupted vision at all distances. More than 95% of patients were satisfied with both reading on a smartphone/tablet and distance vision.
Johnson & Johnson’s portfolio of advanced presbyopia correcting IOLs available in Europe, the Middle East, Canada and Japan now includes both the Tecnis Odyssey IOL and the Tecnis PureSee IOL.
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