Spherical Monofocal Foldable Intraocular Lens has only has one focal point. It can be set to focus on close, medium, or distance vision based on your preference. Distance vision tends to be the most common selection. When this is the case, reading glasses are used for reading or seeing close up.

Instruction for Use

1. Examine the type, diopter power, size, the period of validity indicated on the outside package label. DO NOT USE if the expiration date has passed.
2. Take out the tyvek pounch and check that there is no damage on it, verify that lens power, size, type on the vial are same with the data on the outside label.
3. Open the pounch under the aseptic place, open the lens case after final confirmation of lens model and diopter power, take out IOL very carefully and implant IOL into eyes.
4. Rinse the IOL with infusion solution or the equivalent.

Precautions

1. Do not use the One-piece Posterior Chamber Foldable Intraocular Lens if it is after expiration date.
2. Do not try to re-sterilize the One-piece Posterior Chamber Foldable Intraocular Lens.
3. The surgeon must be the person who had observed and assisted IOL implantation surgery many times, must be also the person , who has been ophthalmologist with rich experience and independently completed the IOL omplantation successfully for at least one time.

FAQ

1.What Are Intraocular Lens Implants?

An intraocular lens (IOL) implant is an acrylic replacement for your eye’s natural lens and takes over the image-focusing function in your eye.

2. How Long Do IOL Implants Last?

IOL implants are made from materials that do not break down over a person’s lifetime, so fortunately they do not need to be replaced. However, the treatment is reversible so implants can be exchanged if you are not experiencing acceptable improvement to your vision.

3.Are Lens Implants Safe?

While there is risk associated with surgery of any kind, it is rare to experience complications after an intraocular lens implant procedure.