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WHAT’S THE BEST
INTRAOCULAR LENS (IOL)
OPTION FOR ME?

Extended Range-of-Vision Toric IOL

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Extended Range-of-Vision lenses offer the opportunity to address both presbyopia and astigmatism at the time of cataract surgery by providing an extended range-of-vision, excellent distance, and intermediate vision with improved near vision, while also addressing astigmatism, for overall less glasses wear. Extended range-of-vision Toric IOLs provide a full range of focus with astigmatism correction.

Circular icon indicating 40% of people with cataracts also require astigmatism correction

Nearly 40% of people with cataracts also require astigmatism correction.1 For those people, this toric lens provides vision improvement for both eye conditions.

Letter A icon indicating Extended Range-of-Vision Toric IOL addresses cataracts and astigmatism at the same time

When paired with a presbyopia-correcting toric IOL, cataract surgery is a unique opportunity to also address both astigmatism and presbyopia.

Eye icon indicating high quality distance vision with Extended Range-of-Vision Toric IOL

Provide high-quality distance-through-near vision, day and night, resulting in wearing glasses less often.

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Man showing intermediate vision and distance visual range of Extended Range-of-Vision Toric IOL

1Freeman R. 2017 IOL Report: A Global Market Analysis for 2016 to 2022. MarketScope. Prepared 2017.

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