INTRAOCULAR LENSES

KOWA TECHNOLOGY FOR OPHTHALMOLOGY

Kowa is a family-owned Japanese healthcare company with over 70 years of pioneering contributions to ophthalmology. A leader in the Japanese IOL market, the second largest market in the world, setting clinical standards for a wide range of ophthalmic conditions.
With over 7,000 employees, Kowa is a global company with a local presence in nearly 100 countries worldwide.

The fully preloaded IOL injector system

The Avansee IOLs have been designed and developed with the latest advancements in ophthalmic technology to provide superior vision correction solutions for patients. With a wide range of diopters, each IOL in the range comes with a fully preloaded injector system and offers unique benefits tailored to meet diverse patient needs, ensuring optimal visual outcomes and enhanced quality of life.

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Controlled Precision with soft haptics

The 3-piece (3P) C-Loop haptics are made from soft, flexible polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) to reduce the risk of damage and deformation during insertion. The soft haptics of the 3P lens have a large contact area, maintaining the shape of the capsular bag and reducing IOL misalignment.

Avansee Preload1P

Refined for speed and simplicity

The indented 1-piece (1P) haptic surface prevents sticking to the haptic or optic after release, resulting in a smooth and quick lens opening. The fully preloaded 1P IOL has a smooth lens surface and a 360° square edge design, which extends around the lens including the optic-haptic junction. Available in both clear and yellow options.

Avansee Preload1P Toric

Next generation IOL with Progressive Axial Correction (PAC) Technology

Avansee Preload1P Toric IOL retains the natural spherical aberration of the eye and offers PAC technology. The unique PAC technology delivers greater cylindrical power at the center of the cornea, where astigmatism is more pronounced, and less cylindrical power at the periphery where astigmatism is lower. Avansee Preload1P Toric corrects astigmatism where necessary and minimises over correction.

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