WHO IS IT SUITABLE FOR?
- Computer work and screen use
- Active and demanding people
- Golf, tennis and other hobbies
- Drivers
- Patients who wish for more independence in everyday life
EDOF-IOL & MONO-PLUS
Extended vision range with less dependence on glasses.
EDOF and Mono-Plus intraocular lenses offer an extended depth of focus and enable good vision at distance and in the intermediate zone. So you enjoy more freedom in everyday life – at work, in hobbies and leisure.
Gentle transition. Clear vision.
EDOF and Mono-Plus lenses create a more continuous transition between distance and near – for relaxed vision in modern everyday life.
BENEFITS
- Good distance vision
- Good vision in the intermediate zone
- Less dependence on glasses in everyday life
- Fewer halos and glare than with multifocal lenses
- High patient satisfaction
IMPORTANT TO KNOW
- Reading glasses may still be necessary for reading very small print or in poor lighting conditions.
- Compared with multifocal lenses, fewer halos and glare occur.
- Results can vary individually and depend on your eyes and your requirements.
TWO LENSES – ONE GOAL: MORE VISION QUALITY
MONO-PLUS
- Extends the intermediate zone (approx. 60–80 cm)
- Ideal for computer work and everyday tasks
- Less dependence on reading glasses
- Proven technology with high tolerability
EDOF (EXTENDED DEPTH OF FOCUS)
- Continuous vision range from distance into the intermediate zone
- Gentle transitions between distances
- Modern lens design for more vision comfort
- Even more freedom from glasses in everyday life
IMPORTANT NOTES
- Not suitable for every patient. A careful examination and consultation are crucial.
- Eye diseases such as AMD, advanced glaucoma or retinal diseases can affect suitability.
- Realistic expectations and a well-matched lens selection are the key to success.
Precise diagnosis and individual planning are crucial.
Our lens specialist thoroughly examines your eyes and recommends the optimal solution for your needs.
This information does not replace a medical examination. Your eye doctor will determine which lens is medically best suited to you.