Optic Diameter: 6.5 mm
Clear Optic Diameter: 6.0 mm
Overall Diameter: 13.00 mm
Haptic angle: 5°
Refractive Index:1.46
Power: 41D
Edge Design: Square

Every lens comes with a single-use injector and cartridge.

Naviject Information Sheet and Instructions

Lens Holder Information Sheet and Instructions

The latest development in veterinary Intraocular Lens (IOL) technology is the heparin surface modification (HSM) of lenses by I-MED. This is an important advance in veterinary ophthalmic technology—and another step into the future of implant surgery by I-MED.

Heparin is a carbohydrate molecule endogenous to invertebrates and mammals. It is not recognized as a foreign substance by the body, and does not appear to elicit immunologic reactions. In addition, heparin surface modification has been tested on various implantable devices for the purpose of reducing bacterial
adhesion and thereby reducing the risk of infection. Referenced articles in scientific literature that elaborate on the benefits of heparin coating are available upon request. The patented heparin surface modification of treated intraocular lenses provides a strong molecular attachment between the heparin and the polymer lens surface.

Only sterile, medical grade heparin, which is fully tested in accordance with US Pharmacopoeia specifications, is used in this process. To demonstrate the safety of this new process, a battery of in vitro/in vivo tests has been performed according to ISO 10993 Tripartite guidelines, all with good results.

HSM IOLs are coated in our state-of-the-art clean rooms, these unique lenses are brought to you sterile and ready to implant.

Benefits of Heparin Surface Modification

• Heparin surface-modification (HSM) reduces postoperative inflammatory responses in the early postoperative period.**

• HSM posterior intraocular lenses result in less cellular response observed one year after extracapsular cataract extraction.**

• HSM results in reduced foreign-body reaction as measured by specular micrography and slit-lamp examination, especially in the early postoperative period.**

• Patients who are diabetic or have glaucoma can definitely benefit from an HSM acrylic IOL compared to a non-HSM PMMA IOL, according to a multi-center study.**

• HSM coating appears to be a valuable tool to decrease implant-associated bacterial endopthalmitis. **

CANI/JAG  foldable acrylic IOL has an architecture designed to offset the strong vitreal thrust common to the dog's ocular anatomy and thus reduces the risk of decentration. Despite the high dioptric power of the IOLs used in canine cataract surgery (+ 41D), the use of hydrophilic acrylic material provides ease of IOL handling, excellent folding and a controlled unfolding in the capsular bag.