Released in 2021 by Johnson & Johnson, a global healthcare company with over 130 years of history, this IOL combines the advantages of continuous focus and multifocal technology for clear vision from near to far. It filters out the purple wavelength of light that causes glare and boasts excellent night contrast sensitivity for superior vision. With clear vision at all distances, glasses or reading glasses are not needed after surgery, enabling an improved daily life.

A lens from PhysIOL, the world's first trifocal lens manufacturer. Its unique structure ensures IOL positional stability, and it has the advantage of correcting corneal astigmatism simultaneously with cataract surgery.

A multifocal lens developed by Alcon, USA, made of biocompatible hydrophobic material. With clear vision and precise processing, it can deliver the most light to the retina, making it a quadrifocal lens that improves upon the drawbacks of existing lenses such as nighttime glare and near vision deterioration.

The latest IOL released through continuous R&D by Rayner, the world's first IOL manufacturer with over 70 years of history. As a trifocal lens, it solves both cataracts and presbyopia simultaneously. With the smallest incision, post-surgical astigmatism is minimized. RayOne's special lens surface design allows comfortable viewing at near, intermediate, and far distances, while minimizing post-operative glare and halos.

A multifocal IOL that uses world-recognized optical technology to automatically adjust light delivered to the retina. It allows comfortable viewing without reading glasses, and surgery is possible with the smallest incision to minimize post-surgical astigmatism. As a lens from Carl Zeiss, the world's leading optical company, it minimizes near vision, night vision problems, halos, and glare. Over 100,000 procedures have been performed in Europe, and it simultaneously solves cataracts and presbyopia.

Johnson & Johnson's newest IOL released in August 2025, showing higher light utilization than existing multifocal IOLs for clearer vision, with smoothed surface contours to reduce nighttime glare.
Additionally, it enables smooth and natural focus transitions at various distances, providing continuous vision from near to intermediate to far without visual gaps, with improved visual clarity even in dark environments.

It is less affected by pupil size during surgery, has less far distance light loss for improved distance vision, and has less nighttime glare. For patients who have had previous refractive surgery and are now undergoing cataract surgery, this lens is less affected than diffractive lenses.

A lens that eliminates the rings that cause glare, using wavefront technology to provide an extended range of focus. It provides extended vision from far to intermediate to near distances, with particular advantages of less glare compared to other lenses and excellent distance to intermediate vision.