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Matrix Acrylic is the newest technology available in acrylic
lens design. This unique foldable, hydrophobic lens combines exceptional
material and design properties to achieve truly innovative results.
Biostability
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Unique foldable hydrophobic acrylic material |
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Single monomer formulation developed to be biostable |
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High index of refraction |
Biomechanics
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Highest tensile strength designed to resist optic damage
during folding and insertion |
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Polyvinylidene (PVDF) haptics chosen for their superior
memory and compressibility, designed to ensure complete shape
recovery1
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| Diameter: 6.0 mm optic |
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Haptic: PVDF – Modified C |
| Material: Hydrophobic acrylic |
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A Constant: 118.5 |
| Range: 0.0 to 30.0 Diopters |
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Refractive Index (@25 C): 1.56 |
Optic
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Symmetric biconvex optic designed to:
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Minimize cosmetically undesirable external reflection in
the pupil2
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Minimize internally reflected glare2
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Provide consistent lens geometry across all diopters, maximizing
refractive predictability
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Full optic design
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No redundant outer ring to reduce effective optic zone
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Fully functional 6 mm optic |
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Sharp edge designed to:
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Reduce potential for lens epithelial cell migration onto
posterior capsule |
Haptics
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Polyvinylidene (PVDF) haptics to eliminate capsule folds
and enhance stability |
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5 ° angulation designed to provide early and effective
optic/capsule contact thereby minimizing migration of lens
epithelial cells to the posterior capsule3
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Matrix Acrylic — offering all the advantages of other
hydrophobic acrylic lenses, with none of the compromises.
A clinical study of Matrix Acrylic is currently underway in the
U.S.A.
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