New *Acri.Tec monotoric bifocal lens takes to the stage

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Continuing on the path of IOL innovation, *Acri.Tec today unveiled the latest offering from its family of lenses in the form of the monotoric bifocal Acri.LISA Toric 466 TD lens.

Continuing on the path of IOL innovation, *Acri.Tec today unveiled the latest offering from its family of lenses in the form of the monotoric bifocal Acri.LISA Toric 466 TD lens.

According to the company, the lens combines the strong, proven visual performance of the Acri.LISA bifocal lens in near, intermediate and distance vision with the reliable and stable astigmatic correction of the firm's Acri.Comfort bitoric lens.

The Acri.LISA Toric is monotoric with an aspheric toric front surface and an aspheric diffractive back surface with *Acri.Tec's patented SMP technology. The lens can also be implanted through a 1.5 mm incision, and hence can be used to perform microincision cataract surgery.

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