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enVista®

Monofocal IOLs

Built on the enVista® platform, enVista® Monofocal IOLs combine aberration-free optics, stable lens design, and toric options to support high-quality vision across a broad range of cataract patients.1,2,4,5

A Proven Standard in
Monofocal Performance


The enVista® IOL delivers exceptional rotational stability and high-quality vision for a broad range of patients. 

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Aberration-Free Optic  →

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Distinctive Lens Design

Designed for Stable, Clear Performance

The Distinctive Design of the enVista® IOL platform promotes stable performance, predictability, and visual clarity.

The enVista® IOL platform combines material, haptic, and edge-design technologies intended to support optic clarity, stable performance, and predictable handling.1,2,3


enVista® IOL platform technologies

1) TruSight® Optic 
Glistening-free material with improved scratch resistance and 25x the hardness of traditional hydrophobic acrylic IOLs.1*

2) StableFlex® Technology
Efficient lens unfolding for excellent optic recovery.2

3) SureEdge® Design
Outstanding defense against Posterior Capsular Opacification (PCO). 2,3

*Based on nanoidentation study

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enVista monofocal IOL platform technologies including TruSight Optic, StableFlex Technology, and SureEdge Design

enVista® combines TruSight® Optic, StableFlex® Technology, and SureEdge® Design to support optic clarity, recovery, and posterior edge performance.1,2,3

Aberration-Free Optic

Complementing the Cornea’s Natural Optics

The enVista® aberration-free optic is designed to complement the cornea’s natural depth of focus rather than introduce additional spherical aberration.4

This optical approach is intended to support visual quality across a range of patient corneal profiles.4

The enVista® optic is designed to complement the cornea’s natural depth of focus without adding spherical aberration.4

*Bench study of focus images under mesopic conditions using a model cornea with spherical aberration of 0.27 µm over 6.0mm.

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enVista® Toric

Expanding Astigmatism Treatment Options

enVista® Toric extends the monofocal platform to patients with corneal astigmatism, including lower cylinder levels that may otherwise go untreated.5,6,7

Treat Astigmatism with More Precision5

More than 0.5 D of corneal astigmatism is common in cataract patients, making precise toric planning an important part of the surgical conversation.6,7

Most cataract patients have more than 0.5 diopters of corneal astigmatism, and correcting that astigmatism during cataract surgery is a common goal.6,7

Lowest available cylinder treatment* 

1.25 D at IOL plane (<1 D at corneal plane)

Only toric platform that treats half-step cylinders* 

 (up to 3.5 D at IOL plane)

*Compared to other monofocial IOL toric platforms approved in the US.

enVista Toric cylinder treatment range showing 1.25 D starting cylinder at the IOL plane and half-step cylinder options through 3.5 D

enVista® Toric begins at 1.25 D at the IOL plane, corresponding to <1.0 D at the corneal plane, and offers half-step cylinder options through 3.5 D at the IOL plane.5

Correcting cataracts and astigmatism. BOTH at the same time.

Stability That Supports Toric Outcomes

Toric alignment and rotational stability are important to visual outcomes. The enVista® toric platform is designed to support stable positioning through the postoperative period.2*

The enVista toric platform delivers proven rotational stability through 180 days post-surgery2*

The enVista® platform is tailored to optimize toric outcomes
Toric alignment and rotational stability are vital for patient satisfaction and visual outcomes. 

enVista Toric rotational stability graphic showing 94.4 percent of eyes with 5 degrees or less rotation through 180 days

In the enVista® Toric MX60ET U.S. clinical study, 94.4% of eyes demonstrated ≤5° of rotation through 180 days.2*
*enVista® Toric MX60ET US Clinical Study

Designed for Stable Positioning

The enVista® toric platform uses broad capsular bag contact as part of its approach to rotational stability and lens positioning.

Comparison of capsular bag contact showing enVista toric platform at 110 degrees versus 88 degrees for AcrySof IQ Clareon and 84 degrees for TECNIS toric

The enVista® toric platform provides 110° of capsular bag contact.*

The enVista® Toric Calculator:
Your Partner in Accuracy

Powered by the advanced Emmetropia Verifying Optical (EVO) formula, the enVista® Toric Calculator sets the new standard for predicting spherical equivalence and providing data for low astigmatism cases.1


References:

  1. Elachchabi A, Martin P, Goldberg E, et al. Nanoindentation studies on hydrophobic acrylic IOLs to evaluate surface mechanical properties. Paper presented at: XXV Congress of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (ESCRS); September 8-12, 2007; Stockholm, Sweden.
  2. Data on file. Bausch & Lomb Incorporated.
  3. Pai HV, Pathan A, Kamath YS. A comparison of posterior capsular opacification after implantation of three different hydrophobic square edge intraocular lenses. Indian J Ophthalmol. 2019;67(9):1424-1427. doi: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_219_19.
  4. Packer M. enVista hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lens: glistening free. Expert Review of Ophthalmology. 2015; 10:5,415-420.
  5. enVista Toric Directions for Use. Bausch & Lomb Incorporated; NY.
  6. Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today. Now’s the Time to Adopt Elective IOLs. Published 2010. Accessed October 17, 2023. Available at: https://crstoday.com/wp-content/themes/crst/assets/downloads/0210_supp.pdf.
  7. Market Scope.
  8. Clareon Toric Directions for Use, Alcon.
  9. TECNIS Toric Directions for Use, Johnson & Johnson.
  10. Lake JC, Victor G, Clare G, et al. Toric intraocular lens versus limbal relaxing incisions for corneal astigmatism after phacoemulsification. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2019;12(12):CD012801. doi: 10.1002/14651858. CD012801.pub2.
  11. Pantanelli SM, Kansara N, Smits G. Predictability of residual postoperative astigmatism after implantation of a toric intraocular lens using two different calculators. Clin Ophthalmol. 2020;14:3627–3634. doi: 10.2147/OPTH.S276285.
Monofocal
Model number EE
SKUs for ordering in US EEUxxxx
Injectors (2.4mm incision size)
BLIS injector system x
INJ100 x
Diopter range 0 to +10D in 1.0D increments
+10D to +30D in 0.5D increments
+30D to +34D in 1.0D increments
Optic size 6 mm
Optic length 12.5 mm
Haptics Modified C, fenestrated
Optic design Aspheric
Aberration-free
Biconvex
Other features Glistening free-hydrophobic acrylic material
Refractive index: 1.53 at 35°
UV absorbing
Sharp 360° square posterior edge
Optical biometry Optical A-constant*: 119.1
ACD: 5.61 mm
Surgeon Factor: 1.85 mm
Applanation biometry Applanation A-constant*: 118.7
ACD: 5.37 mm
Surgeon Factor: 1.62 mm

*A-constant values are suggested as a guideline. Physicians should calculate lens power based on optimization of their experience and preference with IOL technology.

Toric
Model Number ETE
SKUs for ordering in US ETEUccc+xxxx
Injectors (2.4mm incision size)
BLIS injector system x
INJ100 x
Diopter range +6D to +30D in 0.5D increments
Optic size 6 mm
Optic length 12.5 mm
Haptics Modified C, fenestrated
Optic design Aspheric
Aberration-free
Biconvex
(posterior toricity for ETE)
Other features Glistening free-hydrophobic acrylic material
Refractive index: 1.53 at 35°
UV absorbing
Sharp 360° square posterior edge
Optical biometry Optical A-constant*: 119.1
ACD: 5.61 mm
Surgeon Factor: 1.85 mm
Applanation biometry Applanation A-constant*: 118.7
ACD: 5.37 mm
Surgeon Factor: 1.62 mm

*A-constant values are suggested as a guideline. Physicians should calculate lens power based on optimization of their experience and preference with IOL technology.

Cylinder Power
IOL plane 1.25 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.25 5.00 5.75

Frequently Asked Questions About enVista® and enVista® Toric IOLs

1. What is the enVista® IOL?

enVista® is a hydrophobic acrylic monofocal intraocular lens designed for cataract surgery. The platform combines aberration-free optics, glistening-free material, and a distinctive haptic and edge design intended to support visual clarity and stable performance.1,2,4

2. What is the enVista® Toric IOL?

enVista® Toric is a monofocal toric IOL designed to correct aphakia and corneal astigmatism following cataract removal. It extends the enVista® platform to patients who require astigmatism correction during cataract surgery.5

3. What makes the enVista® optic aberration-free?

The enVista® optic is designed without added spherical aberration, allowing it to complement the cornea’s natural depth of focus rather than offset it with negative spherical aberration.4

4. What is the benefit of an aberration-free monofocal IOL design?

An aberration-free optic is intended to preserve the cornea’s natural depth of focus and support visual quality across a range of corneal profiles.4

5. Is the enVista® IOL glistening-free?

Yes. The enVista® platform uses a glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic material.1,4

6. What is TruSight® Optic?

TruSight® Optic refers to the enVista® glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic material, which demonstrated improved scratch resistance and 25 times the hardness of traditional hydrophobic acrylic IOLs in a nanoindentation study.1*

7. What is StableFlex® Technology?

StableFlex® Technology is designed to support efficient lens unfolding and optic recovery after implantation.²

8. What is SureEdge® Design?

SureEdge® Design is the enVista® platform’s sharp 360° square posterior edge, designed to help defend against posterior capsular opacification.²˒³

9. How does enVista® address posterior capsular opacification?

The enVista® platform incorporates a sharp 360° square posterior edge as part of the SureEdge® Design, which is intended to help reduce posterior capsular opacification.²˒³

10. Which cataract patients may be appropriate for enVista®?

enVista® may be considered for adult cataract patients who need monofocal correction after removal of the cataractous lens. Patient selection should account for ocular health, refractive goals, and the surgeon’s clinical judgment.²

11. Which patients may be appropriate for enVista® Toric?

enVista® Toric may be considered for adult cataract patients with corneal astigmatism who are candidates for toric IOL correction.5

12. How much astigmatism can enVista® Toric treat?

enVista® Toric begins at 1.25 D at the IOL plane, corresponding to less than 1.0 D at the corneal plane, and is available through 5.75 D at the IOL plane.5

13. Does enVista® Toric offer low-cylinder correction?

Yes. enVista® Toric offers a 1.25 D cylinder at the IOL plane, corresponding to less than 1.0 D at the corneal plane.5

14. Does enVista® Toric offer half-step cylinder powers?

Yes. The enVista® toric platform offers half-step cylinder options through 3.5 D at the IOL plane.5

15. Why can lower levels of corneal astigmatism matter in cataract surgery?

More than 0.5 D of corneal astigmatism is common among cataract patients, and residual astigmatism can affect visual performance after surgery.6,7,11

16. How stable is the enVista® Toric IOL after implantation?

In the enVista® Toric MX60ET U.S. clinical study, 94.4% of eyes demonstrated 5° or less of rotation through 180 days after surgery.2*

17. Why is rotational stability important in a toric IOL?

Toric alignment is important because rotation away from the intended axis can reduce astigmatic correction and contribute to residual postoperative cylinder.5

18. What design features support enVista® Toric stability?

The enVista® Toric platform uses modified C-loop fenestrated haptics and a lens design intended to support stable positioning in the capsular bag.2,5

19. What is the capsular bag contact of the enVista® Toric platform?

The enVista® Toric platform provides 110° of capsular bag contact as part of its lens design.*

20. What power ranges are available for enVista® and enVista® Toric?

enVista® monofocal is available from 0 D to +34.0 D, depending on increment range. enVista® Toric is available from +6.0 D to +30.0 D in 0.5 D increments.⁵

21. What are the key enVista® IOL dimensions?

The enVista® and enVista® Toric IOLs have a 6.0 mm optic and a 12.5 mm overall diameter, with modified C-loop fenestrated haptics.2,5

22. What material is used in the enVista®IOL?

enVista® is made from glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic material with a refractive index of 1.53 at 35°C and UV-absorbing properties.1,2,4

23. What delivery systems are available for enVista® and enVista® Toric?

Both enVista® and enVista® Toric are compatible with the BLIS® injector system and the INJ100 injector system for 2.4 mm incision delivery.2,5

24. What is the enVista® Toric Calculator?

The enVista® Toric Calculator is a planning tool powered by the Emmetropia Verifying Optical, or EVO, formula to support spherical-equivalent prediction and provide data for low-astigmatism cases.1

25. How should surgeons compare enVista® with other monofocal and toric IOLs?

IOL selection should consider optic design, material, rotational stability, cylinder range, handling, patient anatomy, refractive goals, and available clinical evidence. enVista® combines aberration-free optics, glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic material, and a toric platform with low-cylinder and half-step options.1,4,5


References:

1. Elachchabi A, Martin P, Goldberg E, et al. Nanoindentation studies on hydrophobic acrylic IOLs to evaluate surface mechanical properties. Paper presented at: XXV Congress of the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons; September 8–12, 2007; Stockholm, Sweden.
2. Data on file. Bausch & Lomb Incorporated.
3. Pai HV, Pathan A, Kamath YS. A comparison of posterior capsular opacification after implantation of three different hydrophobic square edge intraocular lenses. Indian J Ophthalmol. 2019;67(9):1424–1427.
4. Packer M. enVista hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lens: glistening free. Expert Rev Ophthalmol. 2015;10(5):415–420.
5. enVista Toric Directions for Use. Bausch & Lomb Incorporated.
6. Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today. Now’s the Time to Adopt Elective IOLs. 2010.
7. Market Scope.
8. Clareon Toric Directions for Use. Alcon.
9. TECNIS Toric Directions for Use. Johnson & Johnson.
10. Lake JC, Victor G, Clare G, et al. Toric intraocular lens versus limbal relaxing incisions for corneal astigmatism after phacoemulsification. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2019;12(12):CD012801.
11. Pantanelli SM, Kansara N, Smits G. Predictability of residual postoperative astigmatism after implantation of a toric intraocular lens using two different calculators. Clin Ophthalmol. 2020;14:3627–3634.