Next-generation monofocal IOL

Johnson & Johnson Vision has announced the launch of its TECNIS Eyhance IOL in Europe

Colin Kerr

Published: Friday, March 1, 2019

Johnson & Johnson Vision has announced the launch of its TECNIS Eyhance IOL for the treatment of cataracts in Europe. “This next-generation monofocal intraocular lens allows patients to experience high-quality vision at both intermediate and far distances. This is an important first for the monofocal IOL category, as most lenses in this category only correct vision to help patients with cataracts see things at a distance, and thus do not improve intermediate vision required for many daily tasks,” said a company spokeswoman. “We are proud to deliver another meaningful solution for patients with cataracts,” said Tom Frinzi, Worldwide President, Surgical, Johnson & Johnson Vision. https://www.jjvision.com/

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