i‑Nera
Hydrophilic foldable aspheric IOL, precision-engineered for predictable centration, smooth micro-incision injection, and consistent postoperative clarity across a broad patient base.
See i‑Nera up close.
Precision-manufactured hydrophilic aspheric IOL, packaged for confidence, built for clarity.
Engineering clarity.
Built on hydrophilic acrylic with an optimised aspheric profile for predictable visual outcomes in routine cataract surgery.
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Optic Diameter
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Why surgeons choose
hydrophilic aspheric.
i‑Nera addresses the core priorities of routine cataract surgery, predictable centration, optical clarity, and surgeon-friendly handling.
Aspheric Optic Precision
The optimised aspheric profile reduces spherical aberrations and enhances contrast sensitivity, supporting clear functional vision from reading to driving in varying light conditions.
Optical QualityPredictable Centration
Modified C-loop haptic design with balanced memory ensures stable positioning within the capsular bag, reducing the risk of decentration and tilt that affect refractive outcomes.
StabilitySmooth Injection & Unfolding
Hydrophilic acrylic provides reliable flexibility for smooth injection through micro-incisions and consistent, controlled unfolding inside the capsular bag, reducing surgical chair time.
HandlingLong-Term Visual Stability
Material and design selected for biocompatible performance and postoperative clarity across a broad patient base, supporting dependable outcomes in high-volume cataract programmes.
DurabilityWhere i‑Nera fits.
Integrated at the IOL implantation step, designed for routine cataract phacoemulsification protocols.
Incision
Micro-incision entry
Rhexis
Anterior capsule opening
Phaco
Nucleus removal
i‑Nera
IOL implantation
OVD
Viscoelastic removal
Close
Wound hydration
What the published literature says about hydrophilic foldable iols
The clinical case for this product category does not rest on our own material. The studies below are independent, peer-reviewed and indexed in PubMed, and they cover hydrophilic foldable iols as a subject. Each entry links to its PubMed record so the primary source can be read in full.
- Randomized Controlled TrialFoldable vs rigid lenses after phacoemulsification for cataract surgery: a randomised controlled trialHennig A et al. (2014) · Eye (London, England) · PMID 24556879
- Randomized Controlled TrialHydrophobic versus double-square-edged hydrophilic foldable acrylic intraocular lens: effect on posterior capsule opacificationIwase T et al. (2011) · Journal of cataract and refractive surgery · PMID 21596248
- Randomized Controlled TrialUveal and capsular biocompatibility of two foldable acrylic intraocular lenses in patients with endogenous uveitis--a prospective randomized studyRoesel M et al. (2008) · Graefe's archive for clinical and experimental ophthalmology = Albrecht von Graefes Archiv fur klinische und experimentelle Ophthalmologie · PMID 18642021
Independent peer-reviewed publications indexed in PubMed. Listed as clinical background on the molecule and device class; they are not studies of Agaaz products and imply no endorsement.
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