Rayner launches T-flex lens

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Rayner Intraocular Lenses Limited has globally launched its T-flex Aspheric toric IOL.

Rayner Intraocular Lenses Limited has globally launched its T-flex Aspheric toric IOL.

The aspheric optics are aberration-neutral for increased contrast sensitivity and depth of field and the T-flex Aspheric IOL is designed to deliver uniform refractive power from the centre of the optic to the edge, for optimal visual outcomes.At the same time, Rayner has also extended the T-flex Aspheric standard range which will now encompass +1.0D to +6.0D in 0.5D increments as opposed to the original 1.0D increments.

“Within the industry, Rayner has the most extensive range of IOLs for astigmatic correction with the T-flex Aspheric, M-flex T and Sulcoflex Toric ranges. T-flex is a further and significant enhancement of our toric IOL product offering to ophthalmic surgeons worldwide and one that helps us keep ahead of the game in this important segment of the IOL market,” says Donald Munro, managing director and chairman of Rayner Intraocular Lenses Limited.

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