People with Cataracts now have a Choice...

Most people expect to wear glasses after their cataracts are treated. But now the ARRAY multifocal lens implant is changing all that.

The ARRAY multifocal lens implant is the first to offer a range of vision from near to far. That means many people won't need glasses for everyday activities-even close-up activities like reading a newspaper or doing crafts.

What kind of results could you expect with the ARRAY? You should ask your doctor. But in a recent scientific survey of people who received ARRAY multifocal lens implants, 9 out of 10 never, or occasionally wore glasses.

Some people who receive multifocal implants or traditional implants report halos or glare at night. These effects are more common with multifocal than traditional implants.

To find out if the FDA-approved ARRAY is right for you or someone you know, please ask your doctor for the ARRAY Multifocal Patient Information Brochure. Now you have a choice.

What Doctors Have to Say:
"For the first time, we have an artificial lens that allows someone to see sell in the distance and then read something up close after cataract surgery-- in many cases, without glasses. This may greatly enhance patients' quality of life," says Roger Steinert, MD, assistant clinical professor of ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School, and monitor of the AMO ARRAY clinical trials.

Even though some patients may still need glasses, in clinical trials, doctors found that patients would experience:

Less use of glasses overall
41% of ARRAY patients never need glasses

Less use of glasses for distance vision
84% of patients never wear distance glasses

Less use of glasses for near vision
38.4% of ARRAY patients never wear reading glasses

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