Hydrophobic Monofocal IOL for Cataract Surgery

Ernest Vision supports ophthalmic hospitals, eye-care centres, surgical clinics, medical importers and distributors seeking reliable hydrophobic monofocal intraocular lenses for cataract procedures.

The Optima Vue Monofocal IOL is manufactured from hydrophobic acrylic material and features a negative-aspheric, biconvex optic. Two models—HFS 6125SQ and HFS 6130SQ—are available to accommodate different overall lens-diameter requirements.

What Is a Monofocal Intraocular Lens?

A monofocal intraocular lens is designed to provide a single principal focal point. It is commonly implanted to replace the eye’s natural crystalline lens during cataract surgery.

The intended postoperative visual target—usually distance, intermediate or near—is determined by the ophthalmic surgeon after examining the patient and completing the necessary biometric measurements. Patients may still require spectacles for activities outside the selected focal range.

Optima Vue Hydrophobic IOL Design

The lens incorporates an aberration-neutral, negative-aspheric biconvex optic. Its 360-degree square-edge design is intended to create a continuous barrier around the optic edge.

A “C”-style haptic with zero-degree angulation supports positioning of the lens within the capsular bag. The hydrophobic acrylic material has a stated refractive index of 1.4933 at 25°C.

The lens can be supplied with a disposable injector-cartridge system suitable for an incision range of approximately 2.20–2.60 mm, according to the product specifications. 

Available Monofocal IOL Models

The main physical difference between these models is their overall diameter: 12.50 mm for the HFS 6125SQ and 13.00 mm for the HFS 6130SQ.

IOL Calculation Constants

These constants are provided as reference values. The operating surgeon should use appropriate biometric data, clinical judgment and individually optimized constants when calculating the required IOL power.

Available Diopter Range

Both Optima Vue models are listed in powers from −5.0 D to +35.0 D, with the following intervals:

• +10.0 D to +30.0 D: available in 0.5 D steps
• −5.0 D to +9.0 D: available in 1.0 D steps
• +31.0 D to +35.0 D: available in 1.0 D steps

Individual diopter availability should be confirmed when submitting a purchase enquiry.

Applications and Procurement Benefits

Optima Vue Monofocal IOLs may be considered for professional ophthalmic procurement where a foldable hydrophobic acrylic lens with a single-focus optical design is required.

Important procurement features include:

• Two overall diameters for different clinical requirements
• Broad selection of positive and negative diopter powers
• Foldable hydrophobic acrylic construction
• Negative-aspheric biconvex optic
• Continuous square-edge design
• Disposable injector-cartridge delivery option
• Biometry constants available for surgical planning
• Quantity-based supply support for hospitals and distributors

Monofocal IOL Supply from India

Ernest Vision handles commercial enquiries from:

• Ophthalmic hospitals
• Cataract surgery centres
• Eye clinics
• Medical-device importers
• Ophthalmic product distributors
• Institutional procurement departments
• Healthcare supply companies

Buyers should mention the required model, diopter-wise quantity, destination country and organisation details when requesting availability. Documentation, packaging, lead time and shipment feasibility are reviewed according to the order and destination-market requirements.

Information Required for a Quotation

For an accurate commercial response, please provide:

1. Required model: HFS 6125SQ or HFS 6130SQ
2. Quantity needed for each diopter
3. Injector or cartridge requirement
4. Total anticipated order quantity
5. Delivery city and country
6. Importer or purchasing-organisation details
7. Required regulatory or commercial documents

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Optima Vue a monofocal intraocular lens?

Yes. Optima Vue is a hydrophobic acrylic monofocal IOL intended to provide one principal focal point after implantation.

2. What is the difference between HFS 6125SQ and HFS 6130SQ?

Both models have a 6.00 mm optic. The HFS 6125SQ has a 12.50 mm overall diameter, while the HFS 6130SQ has a 13.00 mm overall diameter.

3. What material is used to manufacture the lens?

The lens is manufactured from hydrophobic acrylic material with a stated refractive index of 1.4933 at 25°C.

4. What diopter powers are available?

The published range extends from −5.0 D to +35.0 D. Power intervals vary across the range, and order-specific availability must be confirmed.

5. Does the IOL come with an injector system?

A disposable injector-cartridge delivery system is listed for the product. Exact packaging and injector availability should be checked at the time of enquiry.

6. Can Ernest Vision supply different diopters in one order?

Mixed-diopter requirements can be submitted for review. Buyers should provide a power-wise quantity schedule so stock and lead time can be checked accurately.

7. Are the published A-constants final for every patient?

No. Published constants serve as starting references. The surgeon should select and optimize the calculation constants according to the biometry equipment, formula, clinical protocol and previous surgical outcomes.

8. Can international distributors request bulk quantities?

Yes. Ernest Vision welcomes B2B enquiries from licensed ophthalmic distributors, healthcare importers, hospitals and institutional purchasing organisations. Supply remains subject to product availability and applicable regulations.

Request Model-Wise IOL Availability

Send Ernest Vision your required IOL model, diopter distribution, quantity and destination. Our team will review current availability, applicable documentation, packaging and international shipment options before issuing a commercial quotation.

For professional ophthalmic procurement only. IOL selection, power calculation and implantation must be performed by a qualified ophthalmic surgeon.