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Built on innovative, Intermediate Optimized (IO) optics and harmonized with Controlled Curvature Change (3C) technology, enVista Aspire™ is a right option for your patients as they navigate their increasingly tech-infused lifestyles.
Uncompromising distance vision.
In optical bench testing for enVista Aspire™ (Intermediate Optimized Optic) showed an Expected Visual Acuity (EVA) of 20/20 for distance vision.
enVista Aspire™ demonstrated similar depth of focus compared to TECNIS Eyhance™.
Decentration is much more frequent than one might think.
In optical bench testing enVista Aspire™ is less sensitive to tilt and decentration when compared with TECNIS Eyhance™.
Thanks to our extended range of cyls and ultra-low +0.90 D, enVista Aspire™ Toric covers 68% of the cataract surgery population with > +0.50 D of corneal astigmatism.*
Accuset™ Haptics — designed for refractive predictability and stable centration. 100% of eyes ≤ 5° rotation.
enVista™ Toric delivered proven rotational stability from visit 1–2 months to visit 4–6 months.
MATERIAL
DESIGN
DIOPTER RANGEenVista AspireTM From +6.00 D to +34.00 D (0.50 D steps)enVista AspireTM TORIC Spherical equivalent power: From +6.00 D to +34.00 D (0.50 D steps)Cylinder power – IOL Plane: 0.90 D / +1.25 D / +1.50 D / +2.00 D / +2.50 D / +3.00 D / +3.50 D / +4.25 D / +5.00 D / +5.75 DCylinder power - Corneal plane: +0.64 D / +0.90 D / +1.06 D / +1.40 D / +1.76 D / +2.11 D / +2.45 D / +2.98 D / +3.50 D / +4.03 D
DELIVERY SYSTEMNon-preloaded BLIS (screw type, controlled delivery) reusable inserter and single use cartridge Inserter: BLIS-R1 (1 Unit/box) Cartridge: BLIS-X1 (10 Units/box) Recommended incision size ≥ 2.2 mm INJ100 (Silicone tip, push type single handed) Single-use inserter: INJ100 (10 Units/box) Recommended incision size ≥ 2.2 mmCONSTANTS*OPTIC CONSTANT SRK/T Constant A: 119.1 ACD: 5.61 Surgeon factor: 1.85 Haigis: a0: 1.46 / a1: 0.40 / a2: 0.10ULTRASONIC CONSTANT Constant A: 118.7 ACD: 5.37 Surgeon factor: 1.62 * Constants are estimates only. It is recommended that each surgeon develops their own values.
enVista Aspire™ Brochure
EyeGility Loading Guide
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