Which Intraocular Lens Is Best for Me?
This screening will help you determine which intraocular lens (IOL) might be best suited
for your visual needs if cataract surgery is deemed appropriate for you. It's important that you understand
that many patients still need to wear glasses for some activities after surgery. But due to recent technological
advances, the possibility exists for you to be free from glasses after cataract surgery.
Once you complete this brief screening you will be presented with the best IOL option based on
your answers. However, this screening does not constitute medical advice. It's strongly recommended
that you schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss these results and for a thorough eye examination.
If you don't have a doctor,
you can locate a cataract surgeon here .
If you prefer to not take the screening, you can still learn about available IOL options:
Click here
to learn about the AcrySof ReSTOR IOL , which may offer freedom from reading glasses and bifocals after cataract surgery.
Click here
to learn about the AcrySof Toric IOL , which offers quality distance vision after cataract surgery.
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to learn about the AcrySof IQ IOL , which reduces spherical aberration, increases contrast sensitivity, and improves functional vision.
Disclaimer:
This screening test is based on general guidelines and practices used by some eye care professionals and organizations.
Many factors influence your suitability, and all factors cannot be covered by this test. You should consult an eye care
professional for advice related to your specific condition and particular needs. We attempt to present only accurate
information at this website, but cannot guarantee the accuracy, currency, or completeness of the information presented,
and assume no liability for any actions stemming from or related to this test.