302 devices · GMDN 35655
Anterior-chamber intraocular lenses (IOLs) are synthetic implants placed inside the eye to replace a clouded or damaged natural lens, most commonly due to cataracts. These devices restore clear vision by focusing light onto the retina, allowing patients to see more sharply without relying on glasses for basic tasks.
These lenses are typically classified as medical devices and regulated based on their design, risk, and intended use. They are often supplied as sterile, single-use implants, sometimes paired with disposable delivery systems like injectors, to ensure safe surgical implantation.
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