Yellow Hydrophobic Acrylic 360° Square Edge Aspheric Intraocular Lenses

The Yellow Hydrophobic Acrylic 360° Square Edge Aspheric Intraocular Lens (IOL) is now a product offered by Glass Agencies with pride, which is an innovative solution that is specifically made for cataract surgery and vision restoration. The use of this special intraocular lens provides the patients with the best possible visual quality, the best contrast sensitivity, and the most reliable protection of the retina in the long run, thereby securing a good quality of life after surgery. The lens which is made from hydrophobic acrylic material has great compatibility with the body and has a strong structure. Besides that, there is a yellow chromophore that acts as a filter for the ultraviolet (UV) and high-energy blue light which are the two types of lights that are most harmful to the eye. The chromophore also imitates the function of the natural crystalline lens and protects the retina as well. Thus, it helps to prevent the development of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and at the same time, it facilitates comfortable and healthy vision in all lighting situations. This lens is designed with an aspheric optic which is known to eradicate spherical aberrations thus leading to an overall increase of visual sharpness, contrast, and depth perception. As a result, patients see clearer, and more natural and experience less glare and halos especially during difficult light conditions like night driving. Moreover, the 360° square-edge design of the lens not only provides protection against PCO (posterior capsular opacification) but also enables a long-term clarity and vision stability which is essential because PCO is a common complication after cataract surgery. The lens of course made for the modern day surgical methods is highly foldable which in turn allows it to be implanted via small incision phacoemulsification techniques. This minimizes trauma, cuts down the recovery period, and increases patient comfort. It is offered in a wide range of diopters and allows the ophthalmic surgeons to personalize the refractive outcomes based on the patients’ needs thereby assuring accuracy and the best visual results.