The FDA Approved the RayOne Galaxy Spiral Lens. What It Means for Cataract Patients
On September 24, 2026, the FDA approved a new lens implant called the RayOne Galaxy, made by Rayner. Its maker describes it as the first
Cataract Surgery Without an IV: How Oral Sedation Works
For a surprising number of people, the most stressful part of cataract surgery is not the surgery. It is the IV. If needles are the
Does Medicare Cover Cataract Surgery? What Is Included
If you are on Medicare and your eye doctor has mentioned cataracts, the money question usually arrives before the surgery question: is this covered? The
What Is an EDOF Lens? Extended Depth of Focus Explained
If you have started researching lens options for cataract surgery, you have run into the term EDOF, short for extended depth of focus. It is
Toric Lenses for Cataract Surgery: Do You Need One?
If your cataract surgeon has mentioned a toric lens, it is because your eye has astigmatism, and cataract surgery is a natural opportunity to correct
Can the EVO ICL Be Removed? Reversibility, Explained
Short answer: yes. The EVO ICL can be removed or exchanged by a surgeon, and that removability is one of the most distinctive things about