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The Clearview 3 Multifocal is a Whole New Approach
With NO Concentric Rings
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ClearView 3
Softec HD - The Only Standard IOL Available in .25 Diopters
With NO Concentric Rings
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The Softec HD
Softec HDM
"Now I can deliver unmatched precision and accuracy in a small incision IOL"
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Hunter Newsome, MD
Hunter Newsome, MD
The Clearview 3 Multifocal is a Whole New Approach
With NO Concentric Rings
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ClearView 3
The Softec HD

Welcome

Lenstec, Inc. is a Florida-based medical device corporation serving the global ophthalmic surgical market, with products currently marketed in more than 60 countries. We design, manufacture and distribute a wide range of intraocular lens (IOL) implants and lens injection systems, and have an established reputation for rapid prototype design and development and high quality/low cost manufacturing.

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Life with a ClearView

The ClearView™ is a next generation multifocal lens which provides patients with near, intermediate, and a distance vision.

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life-changing Results

Patients See Near, Intermediate and Far with the Clearview 3 Multifocal

ClearView 3 is a rotationally asymmetric MIOL designed to improve contrast sensitivity, minimize dysphotopsias like halos and glare, and provide superior near, intermediate, and far vision compared to other presbyopic IOLs​.

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Breakthrough Design
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Better Image Contrast in Low Light
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Low reported dysphotopsias like glare and halo
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Lowest loss of light in Multifocal category
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<0.0003% incidence of opacification in the lens material

Patients Should Know Their Options

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Lenstec Inc Rebrands its Newly Approved Multifocal IOL to ClearView™ 3

Lenstec Inc has announced that it has rebranded its new multifocal IOL, the SBL-3, to the ClearView 3.

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Jeff Whitsett, MD
​First FDA Approved ClearView Multifocal Intraocular Lens Implanted In U.S.

Lenstec, Inc. (St. Petersburg, FL) is proud to announce today, that the first U.S. commercial implantations of their newly FDA approved ClearView Multifocal Intraocular lens (MIOL) were performed by Jeff Whitsett, MD of Whitsett Vision (Houston, TX).

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Lenstec Continues Going Green!

Lenstec Inc has announced that it has rebranded its new multifocal IOL, the SBL-3, to the ClearView 3.

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What Our Clients are Saying

“ClearView provides high quality distance, intermediate and near vision and due to the ClearView optic being designed without concentric rings, I believe my patients have limited glare and halos at night compared to other multifocal lenses on the market. My FDA study patients still have excellent vision and are free from glasses.  I see them every year and it makes me confident to recommend the ClearView to my patients today.”

T. Hunter Newsom, MD
T. Hunter Newsom, MD

“My initial thought was, this is a very straight lens to implant and very forgiving with excellent patient satisfaction.”

Ralph Chu, MD
Ralph Chu, MD

“Patients have reported high levels of satisfaction with minimal side effects. I believe the SBL-3 will be an excellent option for refractive lens surgeons to offer their patients seeking their best vistion and independence from glasses after cataract surgery.  No patients in the study reported negative dysphotopsia and reported a 94% rate of spectacle independence.”

Jeff Whittsett, MD
Jeff Whittsett, MD