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Vivinex Impress

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Be Impressed by Vivinex ImpressTM

Our enhanced monofocal IOL

Set a new benchmark for visual outcomes achieved by your monofocal patients

Vivinex ImpressTM enhances the intermediate vision of monofocal patients

Vivinex ImpressTM provides greater than 1 line of binocular visual acuity improvement at 66cm

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Vivinex ImpressTM provides the same best-corrected mean distance acuity as a standard monofocal aspheric IOL1

Vivinex Impress™ improves intermediate visual acuity at 66 cm (-1.5 D defocus) by more than 1 line1

Vivinex ImpressTM improves intermediate vision and provides consitant refractive predictability

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  • No difference in best-corrected mean distance visual acuity at 4m between Vivinex ImpressTM and a standard monofocal aspheric IOL1
  • Approximately 1 line improvement in distance- corrected visual acuity at 66cm in the Vivinex ImpressTM group1
  • Refractive predictability was excellent in both Vivinex Impress™ and the standard monofocal aspheric groups1
    • within 0.25D of target: 60% vs 55%
    • within 0.50D of target: 87% vs 77%
    • within 0.75D of target: 100% vs 91%

So how does Vivinex ImpressTM work?

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Benefits of the VivinexTM Platform

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Delivered in the preloaded multiSertTM injector

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