Understand your cataract lens choices.

Try a lens comparison

One scene. Two lens options.

Explore the nearby menu, the reservation card at arm’s length, and the live-music poster across the room.

A

AcrySof IQ Monofocal

B

Clareon PanOptix Pro

Arrow keys move the divider; Home and End show one lens. Left: AcrySof IQ Monofocal, illustrative view with bright scene illumination. distance targets are relatively crisp. Illustrative light effects: minimal halos, minimal glare, and minimal starbursts. Other depth targets remain present for comparison. Actual outcomes vary. Right: Clareon PanOptix Pro, illustrative view with bright scene illumination. distance targets are generally clear with some softness. Illustrative light effects: minimal halos, minimal glare, and minimal starbursts. Other depth targets remain present for comparison. Actual outcomes vary.

Move the slider to compare.Tap the picture or choose A only, Split view, or B only.

Educational illustration. Your vision may differ.

  • ReadingNearby menu
  • Arm’s lengthReservation card
  • Across the roomLive-music poster

Your next step

Make it about your everyday life.

You’ve explored one scene. Now reflect on what matters to you, then explore the lens tradeoffs with those priorities in mind.

Answer 6 questions Explore without answering

About 2–3 minutes · Go at your own pace

Three steps to prepare for your visit.

  1. 01
    Reflect on your priorities

    Reflect on how you read, work, drive, and feel about wearing glasses.

  2. 02
    Explore lens tradeoffs

    See how different options may emphasize everyday viewing distances and tradeoffs.

  3. 03
    Prepare for your visit

    Bring your priorities and questions to your surgeon—not a score, ranking, or recommendation.

Educational only. This guide does not recommend a lens or predict how you will see.

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