IOL Adviser

Where should I start?

I have cataractUnderstand what cataract is, when surgery may be considered and what happens next. I need to choose an IOLUnderstand the main lens categories, their benefits and their trade-offs. I was offered a specific IOLResearch the technology, expected visual range, limitations and alternatives. I don't know what vision I needExplore your visual priorities and daily activities before comparing lens options.

Four lens types. What changes in daily life?

Reading a book, working at a screen, looking down the street: the same three tasks help explain the differences between lenses.Compare the options Book & phoneNear · around 35–50 cmComputerIntermediate · around 60–100 cmDistanceFar · around 2 m and beyondThe comparison below assumes the lenses are chosen with distance vision in mind.MonofocalExplore NearUsually need glassesScreenGlasses may be neededFarUsually.

What do you want to see without glasses?

Start with your daily tasks. The questionnaire helps you put your visual priorities into words before discussing lens options with your surgeon.Educational guidance, not a diagnosis.Explore my priorities